See blog post: http://endurotracker.blogspot.com
Summary:
Install and configure Mono (.net framework) on Fedora 9.
Notes: Yum did not seem to detect the dependencies of between xsp and mod_mono
if you follow the order of the steps at : http://www.inprose.com/articles/10-enable-aspnet-support-in-fedora-linux.html
You end up with fc9 version of mod_mono, but a fc10 version of xsp which is bad.
You want all your libraries to be a fc10 version.
Your web server, Apache can be the fc9 version.
Steps:
1) Install Apache fc9: yum install httpd
2) Disable SELinux, from UI , click System -> Administration -> SELinux Management ( from linked article above mentions that from command line: setenforce 0 , but I could not get this to work)
3) Install fc10 mod_mono from rawhide repository ( which depends on mono-core, mono-web, and xsp, so this will can installed all at the same time in this step):
yum install --enablerepo=rawhide mod_mono
4) Grant permissions to apache user to execute and create directories under var/run ( apache runs under user: apache by default), command line: chmod 777 /var/run -R
5) After the successful install we need to configure Apache to allow it to run Mono applications (typical usage asp.net web pages, and .asmx web services).
In this test case , we are using the test asp.net pages that got installed under /usr/lib/xsp/test when we installed xsp above in the install mod_mono step.
On completion of this step, we can open our browser and go to http://localhost/test to see our Mono Test Page in action.
Edit /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf
Add these entries to the end of the file:
#Test Mono Setup
MonoAutoApplication enabled
MonoServerPath test /usr/bin/mod-mono-server2
Alias test "/usr/lib/xsp/test"
MonoApplications test "/test:/usr/lib/xsp/test"
MonoSetServerAlias test
SetHandler mono
MonoSetEnv MONO_IOMAP=all6) Done! Go to go to http://localhost/test to test your setup.
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