[Mono-osx] configuring mod_mono for apache

[Ian Stoba]

Please excuse my desperate plea:

Some of us are bound to NDAs for Apple's developer programs and do not=20
have seed keys. This means (at least in my case) that I need to close=20
my eyes, stick my fingers in my ears, and shout "I can't hear you!"=20
whenever anyone discusses Tiger. I think I'm also supposed to hop up=20
and down on one foot. You may be too, check the small print on your ADC=20
membership agreement.

Seriously, though, please don't mention any specifics about Tiger until=20
6:00PM on Friday when the NDA restrictions expire. My coworkers want me=20
to take my fingers out of my ears.

And yes, the merits of promotion through obscurity regarding Apple have=20
been debated ad nauseam. My concern is just not inadvertently breaking=20
the agreement I signed with them.


On Apr 25, 2005, at 10:35 AM, Adhamh Findlay wrote:

> Pierre Mignolet wrote:
>
>> Tiger.
>>
>> I have compiled all by default. It seems to be in=20
>> Library/frameworks/mono...
>>
>> I have launched xsp on port 8080 and try to called it, everything was =

>> right.
>>
>> Know I'm just trying to configure apache to call mod_mono.
>>
>> Thx
>>
> What build of Tiger are you running?
>
> Adhamh
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