I been doing some searching trying to find out if I can setup asp.net on
a apache web server. Any from any one would be great.

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Joesoft11a wrote:
> I been doing some searching trying to find out if I can setup asp.net on
> a apache web server. Any from any one would be great.

Don't know of an exact match for this, but perhaps libapache2-mod-mono
might be the direction you should look in?

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ed wrote:
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> Joesoft11a wrote:
>> I been doing some searching trying to find out if I can setup asp.net on
>> a apache web server. Any from any one would be great.
>
> Don't know of an exact match for this, but perhaps libapache2-mod-mono
> might be the direction you should look in?
>
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> The frame relay to the stereo is strobing because of Windows 95.
> Han Solo is blaming George Lucas.
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You lost me. Every where I posted they keep telling me the same thing.
It won't work. They said I would have to upgrade my web server Or
Upgrade my Windows XP Home to Pro or Vista.

Can you give me an idea on where I can get for that at.
Thanks

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Joesoft11a wrote:
> ed wrote:
> Joesoft11a wrote:
>>>> I been doing some searching trying to find out if I can setup asp.net on
>>>> a apache web server. Any from any one would be great.
>
> Don't know of an exact match for this, but perhaps libapache2-mod-mono
> might be the direction you should look in?
>
> ?
> You lost me. Every where I posted they keep telling me the same thing.
> It won't work. They said I would have to upgrade my web server Or
> Upgrade my Windows XP Home to Pro or Vista.

> Can you give me an idea on where I can get for that at.
> Thanks

Apache is independent of XP's home/pro limitations (AFAIK).

I can't you with XP problems. Use a proper web server (LAMP).

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> Joesoft11a wrote:
>> ed wrote:
>> Joesoft11a wrote:
>>>>> I been doing some searching trying to find out if I can setup asp.net
>>>>> on
>>>>> a apache web server. Any from any one would be great.
>>
>> Don't know of an exact match for this, but perhaps libapache2-mod-mono
>> might be the direction you should look in?
>>
>> ?
>> You lost me. Every where I posted they keep telling me the same thing.
>> It won't work. They said I would have to upgrade my web server Or
>> Upgrade my Windows XP Home to Pro or Vista.

You need XP Pro to be able to user IIS which supports ASP.NET..

>
>> Can you give me an idea on where I can get for that at.
>> Thanks
>
> Apache is independent of XP's home/pro limitations (AFAIK).
>
> I can't you with XP problems. Use a proper web server (LAMP).

I have tried but never got it to work. If you use Windows XP Pro you should
try IIS. Installing IIS and the framworks for .net should do the trick. At
least it did for me but it took some time. Had problems with a beta release
of Visual Studio 2008.

Still working on the Apache on Lanux and sopport for ASP.NET. It's not easy.
But people say that Mono should do the trick.

Lars


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> saying M-O-O-N spells network outtage.
> Valve Software is playing Tony Hawk 3.
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Lars wrote:
>> Joesoft11a wrote:
>>> ed wrote:
>>> Joesoft11a wrote:
>>>>>> I been doing some searching trying to find out if I can setup asp.net
>>>>>> on
>>>>>> a apache web server. Any from any one would be great.
>>> Don't know of an exact match for this, but perhaps libapache2-mod-mono
>>> might be the direction you should look in?
>>>
>>> ?
>>> You lost me. Every where I posted they keep telling me the same thing.
>>> It won't work. They said I would have to upgrade my web server Or
>>> Upgrade my Windows XP Home to Pro or Vista.
>
> You need XP Pro to be able to user IIS which supports ASP.NET..
>
>>> Can you give me an idea on where I can get for that at.
>>> Thanks
>> Apache is independent of XP's home/pro limitations (AFAIK).
>>
>> I can't you with XP problems. Use a proper web server (LAMP).
>
> I have tried but never got it to work. If you use Windows XP Pro you should
> try IIS. Installing IIS and the framworks for .net should do the trick. At
> least it did for me but it took some time. Had problems with a beta release
> of Visual Studio 2008.
>
> Still working on the Apache on Lanux and sopport for ASP.NET. It's not easy.
> But people say that Mono should do the trick.

If the end user wants to use ASP.NET then it's only available on Windows
platforms. If the end user has a business requirement then using Windows
2003 server or better is advisable (because of memory and worker
processes etc).

If the end user is a hobbyist then looking at libmono on apache/linux
is advisable.

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Joesoft11a wrote:
> I been doing some searching trying to find out if I can setup asp.net on
> a apache web server. Any from any one would be great.
Thanks Every one.