Thanks for the suggestions.
In the end I found that unless the site root was handled by mono (currently
only /cashless/ is handled), the // would continue to cause problems.
However, this change brought its own problems - php pages stopped being
served correctly and mono started to redirect subf
Hi,
I think you need to update AddHandler ìn your httpd.conf to use file extension
.aspx as people changed AđHandler to use file .exe ?
Such as:
AddHandler cgi-script .aspx (example for .exe)
If you can show me how to change icon in file favicon.ico, I copied and changed
icon in htdocs but
Thanks for the replies. I think the problem stems from the fact that the
root folder of served pages (mysite.com/) serves php pages (so that I can
run phpmyadmin etc) and then a subfolder (mysite.com/cashless/) serves
asp.net pages. I have used RewriteRule (thanks) to patch up the problem
while
On Nov 4, 2007, at 8:17 AM, dugaldcurtis wrote:
What am I doing wrong? What setting have I missed? :confused:
It seems that the double slash makes Apache decide to not send the
request to mod_mono, but to serve the file instead. I have no
experience with mod_mono, but how do you tell A
On Nov 4, 2007 11:17 AM, dugaldcurtis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Sorry for asking such a basic question but I am struggling in the transition
> from IIS to Apache.
>
> I am using mod_mono and everything works fine. If I go to
> mysite.com/login.aspx I get to my login page etc.
>
> However, if
Sorry for asking such a basic question but I am struggling in the transition
from IIS to Apache.
I am using mod_mono and everything works fine. If I go to
mysite.com/login.aspx I get to my login page etc.
However, if I go to mysite.com//login.aspx (notice the extra slash) it asks
me if I would
