Handling configuration settings in asp.net web application
I have a web application with over 200 configuration settings. These control everything from UI to Business logic.
I have a web application with over 200 configuration settings. These control everything from UI to Business logic.
On a project I’m working on we have a web application with three configuration files;
Web.Config
Web.Config.TestServer
Web.Config.LiveServer
Is there a way to configure ASP.NET in IIS7?
I have something like this in mind:
I have still problem with asp.net project. In Visual studio when i start debug it is all good and page working but, when i try it on iis7 showse this error.
I have an older classic ASP website that I am migrating over to IIS7.5. I don’t feel like installing classic ASP on the server, and so I just want the .asp files to be treated as if they were .aspx files.
I have PyCharm 1.5.4 and have used the “Open Directory” option to open the contents of a folder in the IDE.
On Ubuntu 10.4 I have edited the /etc/bash.bashrc file to set some variables like the command history size (HISTSIZE=5000), however if I create a new users Ubuntu by default gives them a .bashrc file in their home directory with this set as HISTSIZE=1000 which is overriding mine. How can I change the default .bashrc file that is created?
I was successfully using a small (20,000 entries) zone file with bind9 server, but today my data provider sent an update which caused the zone file to become 300,000+ entries large (30Mb+).
I’m running a small server for our flat share. It’s mostly a file server with some additional services. The clients are Linux machines (mostly Ubuntu, but some others Distros too) and some Mac(-Book)s in between (but they’re not important for the question). The server is running Ubuntu 11.10 (Oneiric Ocelot) ‘Server Edition’, the system from which I do my setup and testing runs the 11.10 ‘Desktop Edition’. We where running our shares with Samba (which we are more familiar with) for quite some time but then migrate to NFS (because we don’t have any Windows users in the LAN and want to try it out) and so far everything works fine.