Getting Mod_Mono to work.

[manix]

Hey, i'm totally new to ispCP but i've gotten it to work perfectly

Now i'm trying to enable Mod_Mono so i can run some aspx pages aswell.

So far I've followed the installation guide from https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ModMono

But i'm currently stuck after point 3. The packages have been installed, the module is running(so is php yay) but i can't seem to find what to alter to enable it on a given page.

I've tried to alter /etc/apache2/sites-available/ispcp.conf but nothing works

Does any of you know how to do this?

I'm running Ubuntu 8.04 on a virtual server.

[gOOvER]

-> moved to Smalltalk. This has nothing to do with ispCP

[manix]

Uhm - It's slightly connected to ispCP because i'm not sure what ispCP manipulated files i should edit to get it to work.

[pgentoo]

I you use autohosting, you should be able to just edit some main file (httpd.conf) or the corresponding module conf file, without touching any of the ispcp files.

[pgentoo]

From a security point of view, you may want to look at selectively enabling (like we do for PHP/CGI currently) mod_fcigd/mod_fastcgi hosted mono processes.

I do this on my side manually, by adding in the proper FCGIWrapper entries for virtualhosts that need mono support.

Example:


<IfModule mod_fcgid.c>

<Directory /var/www/virtual/monosite.com/proxy/htdocs>
##### START EXISTING LINES
FCGIWrapper /var/www/fcgi/monosite.com/php5-fcgi-starter .php
FCGIWrapper /var/www/fcgi/monosite.com/php5-fcgi-starter .php5
FCGIWrapper /var/www/fcgi/monosite.com/php5-fcgi-starter .phtml
Options +ExecCGI
##### END EXISTING LINES

##### START MONO LINES
FCGIWrapper "/var/www/fcgi/monosite.com/mono-fcgi-starter /applications=/:/var/www/virtual/monosite.com/proxy/htdocs" .asax
FCGIWrapper "/var/www/fcgi/monosite.com/mono-fcgi-starter /applications=/:/var/www/virtual/monosite.com/proxy/htdocs" .ashx
FCGIWrapper "/var/www/fcgi/monosite.com/mono-fcgi-starter /applications=/:/var/www/virtual/monosite.com/proxy/htdocs" .asmx
FCGIWrapper "/var/www/fcgi/monosite.com/mono-fcgi-starter /applications=/:/var/www/virtual/monosite.com/proxy/htdocs" .aspx
FCGIWrapper "/var/www/fcgi/monosite.com/mono-fcgi-starter /applications=/:/var/www/virtual/monosite.com/proxy/htdocs" .ascx
FCGIWrapper "/var/www/fcgi/monosite.com/mono-fcgi-starter /applications=/:/var/www/virtual/monosite.com/proxy/htdocs" .axd
FCGIWrapper "/var/www/fcgi/monosite.com/mono-fcgi-starter /applications=/:/var/www/virtual/monosite.com/proxy/htdocs" .config
FCGIWrapper "/var/www/fcgi/monosite.com/mono-fcgi-starter /applications=/:/var/www/virtual/monosite.com/proxy/htdocs" .cs
FCGIWrapper "/var/www/fcgi/monosite.com/mono-fcgi-starter /applications=/:/var/www/virtual/monosite.com/proxy/htdocs" .dll
FCGIWrapper "/var/www/fcgi/monosite.com/mono-fcgi-starter /applications=/:/var/www/virtual/monosite.com/proxy/htdocs" .rem
FCGIWrapper "/var/www/fcgi/monosite.com/mono-fcgi-starter /applications=/:/var/www/virtual/monosite.com/proxy/htdocs" .soap
##### END MONO LINES

</Directory>
<Directory "/var/www/fcgi/monosite.com">
AllowOverride None
Options +ExecCGI MultiViews -Indexes
Order allow,deny
Allow from all
</Directory>
</IfModule>


My fcgid script for mono looks like:

#!/bin/sh
umask 022
exec /usr/bin/fastcgi-mono-server2 /applications=/:/var/www/virtual/monosite.com/htdocs

[caramel]

(06-07-2010 12:54 PM)pgentoo Wrote:  I you use autohosting, you should be able to just edit some main file (httpd.conf) or the corresponding module conf file, without touching any of the ispcp files.

I've also problems to get the mod_mono module working. I'd like to use autohosting to get an ASP.NET web service running. I've enabled the mod_mono module in apache2 via "a2enmod mod_mono", added the line "Include /etc/apache2/mods-available/mod_mono.conf" in the /etc/apache2/apache2.conf and restarted apache2.
When I now enter the url to my web service (an *.asmx file) I can download this file. The file will not be handled by the mono server.
What should I do to get it running?

I'm using Debian Lenny with ispCP 1.0.6 OMEGA.

Any help is appreciated.