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Subject: FreeBSD Port: mono-0.29
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Hi Gnome,

	I'm pretty new to freebsd, but I am interested in running my C# /
ASP.NET applications if possible... Does mono-0.29 represent the port I need
to do this?  Does it work with apachi?

Thanks for any help,

-Don