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Old 4th May 2009, 06:29 AM
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Mono not working

I installed Fedora 10 and then Mono so I could use ASP.NET pages, but it does not seem to work. This is what I get when accessing the site.

<%@ Page language="C#" %>
Testing ASP.NET and C# on my first ASP.NET web page
Today's Date: <%=DateTime.Now.ToString()%>

I know it is possible to get mono to work as I tried their SUSE version and it worked fine. The problem I had with SUSE was that it was so locked down that I could not access my server from any other machine on my network. I went back to Fedora as it is much easier to get working. I do have a backup with a Windows 2000 PC acting as a web server, but I would really like to get Fedora working with mono.

I am not what one would call a Linux expert thought I have used Linux for several years though not in administering servers. Anyone have any ideas on how to get mono working. The normal web pages seem to work just fine.

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