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MaKtErMaK
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Hello i want to know if plesk support aspx ?
thanks.
sory for my english i am french
thanks.
sory for my english i am french
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Paebbels
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Hi,
when you install mod_mono you will have aspx-support for all domains on your server
when you install mod_mono you will have aspx-support for all domains on your server
M
MaKtErMaK
Guest
Thanks but how i can install mod_mono ?
Where I found it ?
How i install it ?
Thanks a lot
Where I found it ?
How i install it ?
Thanks a lot
P
Paebbels
Guest
good morning,
where you can find it and how you install it depends on your linux-distribution.
I'm using Debian.
there you had to launch "aptitude" or "apt-get install <package-name>"
but i think aptitude is the best way to see what will be installed and which dependencies will be installed too.
shot introduction in aptitude:
key => function
q => close windows or quit
shift + 7 ("/") => search
return => open details
arrows up an down => to move in the lists
+ => select item to install
- => unselect item
u => update package-list
g => see your selection / start install
how to install mono an mod_mono
launch aptitude
press "u" to update your list
press "/" to enter a search-pattern
type "mono-gac"
the displayed version should be near 1.2.5.1
press Return to see the dependencies
press "q" to go back
press "+" to select this package
you also need
mono-gmcs (mono c# compiler with generics support (>= .NET 2.0) )
mono-mcs (older mono c# compiler without generics support)
mono-utils
mono-common
mono-jit
mono-runtime
libmono-* (here you see the supported namespaces and "addons"
*-accessibility2.0
*-bytefx0.7.6 (MySQL-ADO .NET Adapter)
*-corlib1.0 and 2.0
*-microsoft-build2.0
*-microsoft7.0 and 8.0
*-security1.0 and 2.0
*-sharpzip2.6
*-sqlite
*-system-data / runtime / web each in 1.0 and 2.0
libmono0, 1.0 and 2.0
libapache2-mod-mono (the mod_mono addon for apache)
mono-apache-server2
mono-xsp2-base
if you have all this packages selected press "g" to see all outstanding changes to your system.
if you agree to this changes press "g" a second time and wait while apt ist installing the component
you have to restart apache-webserver und if you want have a look at /etc/mono* directory für some settings
Website: www.mono-project.com
here are other packages für SuSE and so on
in apt you can find an additions package named asp.net2-examples für aspx-testing
where you can find it and how you install it depends on your linux-distribution.
I'm using Debian.
there you had to launch "aptitude" or "apt-get install <package-name>"
but i think aptitude is the best way to see what will be installed and which dependencies will be installed too.
shot introduction in aptitude:
key => function
q => close windows or quit
shift + 7 ("/") => search
return => open details
arrows up an down => to move in the lists
+ => select item to install
- => unselect item
u => update package-list
g => see your selection / start install
how to install mono an mod_mono
launch aptitude
press "u" to update your list
press "/" to enter a search-pattern
type "mono-gac"
the displayed version should be near 1.2.5.1
press Return to see the dependencies
press "q" to go back
press "+" to select this package
you also need
mono-gmcs (mono c# compiler with generics support (>= .NET 2.0) )
mono-mcs (older mono c# compiler without generics support)
mono-utils
mono-common
mono-jit
mono-runtime
libmono-* (here you see the supported namespaces and "addons"
*-accessibility2.0
*-bytefx0.7.6 (MySQL-ADO .NET Adapter)
*-corlib1.0 and 2.0
*-microsoft-build2.0
*-microsoft7.0 and 8.0
*-security1.0 and 2.0
*-sharpzip2.6
*-sqlite
*-system-data / runtime / web each in 1.0 and 2.0
libmono0, 1.0 and 2.0
libapache2-mod-mono (the mod_mono addon for apache)
mono-apache-server2
mono-xsp2-base
if you have all this packages selected press "g" to see all outstanding changes to your system.
if you agree to this changes press "g" a second time and wait while apt ist installing the component
you have to restart apache-webserver und if you want have a look at /etc/mono* directory für some settings
Website: www.mono-project.com
here are other packages für SuSE and so on
in apt you can find an additions package named asp.net2-examples für aspx-testing
M
MaKtErMaK
Guest
Ok thanks a lot i'm an debian distrib too.
But i see in the plesk 8.3.0 updater Apache ASP support ans i install it.
it's not similar, It dont take in charge aspx ?
But i see in the plesk 8.3.0 updater Apache ASP support ans i install it.
it's not similar, It dont take in charge aspx ?
P
Paebbels
Guest
Apache ASP is an clone build with Perl, I haven't used it.
Apache ASP only supports *.asp and not *.aspx these are complete differnet languages, techniques, runtime libs and frameworks
Apache ASP only supports *.asp and not *.aspx these are complete differnet languages, techniques, runtime libs and frameworks
M
MaKtErMaK
Guest
I, when i search mono-gac he don't found anyhtink
thanks
P
Paebbels
Guest
this is our /etc/apt/sources.list
on our newer server we are using
deb http://ftp2.de.debian.org/debian/ lenny main non-free contrib
deb-src http://ftp2.de.debian.org/debian/ lenny main non-free contrib
on http://www.go-mono.com/mono-downloads/download.html can you find an *.bin installer für other linuxes
on http://www.mono-project.com/Other_Downloads can you find other debian related downloads and sources for apt
i think with this information you should be alble to add mono-sources to your apt
on our newer server we are using
deb http://ftp2.de.debian.org/debian/ lenny main non-free contrib
deb-src http://ftp2.de.debian.org/debian/ lenny main non-free contrib
on http://www.go-mono.com/mono-downloads/download.html can you find an *.bin installer für other linuxes
on http://www.mono-project.com/Other_Downloads can you find other debian related downloads and sources for apt
i think with this information you should be alble to add mono-sources to your apt
