Does Linux Severs Support C#?

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Does Linux Severs Support C#? fir example.. to use a c# program to send a file to a linux server

chrishornberger · Answer

German on Daddy's side, Celtic on Mom's side. So, basically, I'm descended from people kicked around by the brits with a penchant for exacting horrible revenge... aka, Party Animal! :)

ssswamii · Answer

Hah and I thought you were German. :)

chrishornberger · Answer

If he does, I might just have to take a plane ride to the land of midnight sun and get all Celtic on him.

ssswamii · Answer

Heheh hey there chornbe. Hopefully sharp doesn't find this place, eh? :)

chrishornberger · Answer

moi? Do I know you? Have we met? BONNIE! GET HIM AWAY FROM ME!!! *this segment of our posting brought to you by cruex jock itch poweder. now back to our regularly scheduled postings*

katana · Answer

Hm.. are you following me? I think i know you.. :P

chrishornberger · Answer

Data is data. If you're using something platform independent like sockets, ftp, http(s) post/get, etc, no worries. If you want to use remoting or other "proprietary" things, you'll need to have mono (Http://www.go-mono.com) running on the linux server(s) in question.

Mahesh Chand · Answer

http://www.pcquest.com/content/search/showarticle.asp?arid=47162&way=search

ssswamii · Answer

I don't think there'd be any problems having a C# app running on Win32 sending a file to Linux server, after all, it's just a file and can be interpreted regardless of the platform. However, to run a C# app on a Linux server, you'll need to use Mono or DotGNU. Look at www.go-mono.org

Does Linux Severs Support C#?

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