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On Ubuntu Linux 16.04, what file is the Apache2 AcceptMutex directive currently set in? The reason we need to know this is to create the LockFile necessary to create additional VirtualHosts such as apache2_00n where n = 1,2,3...

I was wondering if it is necessary to create extra Virtual hosts to handle Apache HTTP requests from different root directories such as /var/www/firstaspnet serviced by a single mod_mono_server4 process. Can we do that in a production environment without a C# compiler such as dmcs?

Any help is greatly appreciated.

On Ubuntu Linux 16.04, what file is the Apache2 AcceptMutex directive currently set in? The reason we need to know this is to create the LockFile necessary to create additional VirtualHosts such as apache2_00n where n = 1,2,3...

I was wondering it necessary to create extra Virtual hosts to handle Apache HTTP requests from different root directories such as /var/www/firstaspnet serviced by a single mod_mono_server4 process. Can we do that in a production environment without a C# compiler such as dmcs?

Any help is greatly appreciated.

On Ubuntu Linux 16.04, what file is the Apache2 AcceptMutex directive currently set in? The reason we need to know this is to create the LockFile necessary to create additional VirtualHosts such as apache2_00n where n = 1,2,3...

I was wondering if it is necessary to create extra Virtual hosts to handle Apache HTTP requests from different root directories such as /var/www/firstaspnet serviced by a single mod_mono_server4 process. Can we do that in a production environment without a C# compiler such as dmcs?

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On Ubuntu Linux 16.04, what file is the Apache2 AcceptMutex directive currently set in?

On Ubuntu Linux 16.04, what file is the Apache2 AcceptMutex directive currently set in? The reason we need to know this is to create the LockFile necessary to create additional VirtualHosts such as apache2_00n where n = 1,2,3...

I was wondering it necessary to create extra Virtual hosts to handle Apache HTTP requests from different root directories such as /var/www/firstaspnet serviced by a single mod_mono_server4 process. Can we do that in a production environment without a C# compiler such as dmcs?

Any help is greatly appreciated.