Mono.WebServer2.dll 0.4.0.0 (c) (c) 2002-2011 Novell, Inc. Classes for embedding an ASP.NET server in your application .NET 4.0.

Mono.WebServer2.dll 0.4.0.0 (c) (c) 2002-2011 Novell, Inc. Classes for embedding an ASP.NET server in your application .NET 4.0. XSP server is a sample server that hosts the ASP.NET runtime in a minimalistic HTTP server Usage is: xsp [...] -?, -h, --help Shows this help message and exits. --version Displays version information and exits. -v, --verbose Prints extra messages. Mainly useful for debugging. --printlog Prints log messages to the console. --logfile=VALUE Specifies a file to log events to. --configfile, --config-file=VALUE Specifies a file containing configuration options, identical to those available in the command line. --name=VALUE Specifies a name to print in the log --loglevels=VALUE Specifies what log levels to log. It can be any of the following values, or multiple if comma separated: * Debug * Notice * Warning * Error * Standard (Notice,Warning,Error) * All (Debug,Standard) This value is only used when "logfile" or "printlog" are set. --root=VALUE Specifies the root directory the server changes to before doing performing any operations. This value is only used when "appconfigfile", "appconfigdir", or "applications" is set, to provide a relative base path. --applications=VALUE Adds applications from a comma separated list of virtual and physical directory pairs. The pairs are separated by colons and optionally include the virtual host name and port to use: [hostname:[port:]]VPath:realpath,... Samples: /:. The virtual root directory, "/", is mapped to the current directory or "root" if specified. /blog:../myblog The virtual /blog is mapped to ../myblog myhost.someprovider.net:/blog:../myblog The virtual /blog at myhost.someprovider.net is mapped to ../myblog. This means that other host names, like "localhost" will not be mapped. /:.,/blog:../myblog Two applications like the above ones are handled. *:80:/:standard,*:433:/:secure The server uses different applications on the unsecure and secure ports. --appconfigfile=VALUE Adds application definitions from an XML configuration file, typically with the ".webapp" extension. See sample configuration file that comes with the server. --appconfigdir=VALUE Adds application definitions from all XML files found in the specified directory. Files must have the ".webapp" extension. --backlog=VALUE The listen backlog. --address=VALUE Specifies the IP address to listen on. --nonstop Don't stop the server by pressing enter. Must be used when the server has no controlling terminal. --quiet Disable the initial start up information. --random-port Listen on a randomly assigned port. The port numer will be reported to the caller via a text file. --https Enable SSL for the server. --https-client-accept Enable SSL for the server with optional client certificates. --https-client-require Enable SSL for the server with mandatory client certificates. --no-hidden Allow access to hidden files (see 'man xsp' for details). --minThreads=VALUE The minimum number of threads the thread pool creates on startup. Increase this value to handle a sudden inflow of connections. --port=VALUE Specifies the TCP port number to listen on. --p12file=VALUE Path to a PKCS#12 file containing the certificate and the private. --cert=VALUE Path to X.509 certificate file (cer). --pkfile=VALUE Path to private key file (pvk). --pkpwd=VALUE Password to decrypt the private key. --pidfile=VALUE Write the process PID to the specified file. --protocols=VALUE specify which protocols are available for SSL. Possible values: Default (all), Tls, Ssl2, Ssl3