The following article walks through the installation process for Linux systems. Before beginning installation, refer to the Technical Specifications article for a list of supported distributions and a list of minimum requirements.
The Linux Installer was updated in v2019.2.1 of the application. Select the applicable version of Exago from the Application Version dropdown on the right-side of this article to show only the information pertaining to that version.
ImportantAny previous headless install scripts will start prompting for missing formation and will require editing to account for the new parameters.
This article is divided into two sections: Apache and NGINX. Only follow the instructions in the section that corresponds with the web server in your environment.
Installation with Apache
Apache must be installed prior to installing Exago.
The Exago Linux Installer can be used to install the Exago Web Application, Web Service API, and Scheduler Service. It can also install mono and mod-mono. Use the following steps to install Exago on Linux with Apache.
NoteApache or NGINX must be installed prior to installing Exago. If changing from one or the other, verify the dependencies (mod-mono or mono-fastcgi-server4) are installed.
- Navigate to the Downloads page, select a build, and then use the Linux Download option.
- Decompress the download:
tar zxvf ExagoInstaller_vX.X.X.X.tgz
- Change to the newly created
Installerdirectory.cd Installer
- Run
installExago.shas root:sudo ./installExago.sh
- The installer can be run in guided or silent mode. The Linux distribution and Apache version will be detected automatically.
Silent Installation with Parameters
Usage:
[-d <install path>] [-m <TRUE|FALSE>] [-i <WEBAPP|WEBAPI|SCHEDULER>] [-y] [-h]
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| -d <Install Path> | Directory to install Exago in Default is /opt/Exago |
| -m <TRUE|FALSE> | Whether or not to install Mono framework with Exago |
| -i <WEBAPP|WEBAPI|SCHEDULER> | Which component(s) to install
|
| -a <Web App URL Alias> | Default is /Exago |
| -s <Web Service URL Alias> | Default is /ExagoWebApi |
| -r <Scheduler Service Name> | Name to use for the Scheduler Service's systemd service. Default is exago-scheduler. |
| -R | Configure systemd services As of v2019.2.1, Exago will automatically install systemd services unless the -N flag is passed to inhibit their installation. This option is not available in Exago versions pre-v2019.2.1. |
| -N | As of v2019.2.1, do NOT configure systemd services This option is not available in Exago versions pre-v2019.2.1. |
| -u <userId> | As of v2019.2.1, user ID to create in the operating system that the Exago systemd services and FastCGI listeners will run under. A group and home directory with the same name will be created. This option is not available in Exago versions pre-v2019.2.1. |
| -w <APACHE|NGINX> | Available in v2019.1.15+ Select the web server to configure, if both are available. |
| -D | As of v2019.2.1, select all default values for installation options. Individual options can be overridden by including the parameter on the command line. This option is not available in Exago versions pre-v2019.2.1. See Default Values below for further details |
| -y | Do not prompt for final verification before installing |
| -h | Show this help screen |
Examples:
- Install the Exago Web Application and Web Service API into /opt/Exago
./installExago.sh -d /opt/Exago -m TRUE -i WEBAPP -i WEBAPI
- Full installation using all default values without prompting before starting the install
./installExago.sh -D -y
- Install the Scheduler Service only into /opt/ExagoRemote using defaults for everything else
./installExago.sh -d /opt/ExagoRemote -i SCHEDULER -D
Guided Installation v2019.2.1+
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The Linux Installer will ask a series of questions to setup the environment. Suggested default values for each question are enclosed in [ brackets ]. To choose the default value, simply press the Enter key on the keyboard. Default values are explained in their own section below.
- Select base install path. Default value is
/opt/Exago. - Would you like to install the Mono runtime if not already installed? Default is yes.
- Would you like to install the Exago Web App? Default is yes.
- Would you like to install the Exago Web Service API? Default is no.
- Would you like to install the Exago Scheduling and Remote Execution Service? Default is no.
- Multiple web servers appear to be present. Please choose which web server you would like to use. This question will only appear if both Apache and NGINX are installed on the web server. You must choose 1 for Apache or 2 for NGINX.
- Enter a name for the Exago Scheduling Service. Default is exago-scheduler.
- Select WebServer Alias for Exago Web App. Default is
/Exago - Select WebServer Alias for Exago WebService API. Default is
/ExagoWebApi - Should systemd services be configured? Default is yes.
- Please enter a userId to configure for use with Exago. This user account is used to run the Exago services under (Scheduler Service and Monitoring Service). Default is exago.
- A summary of installation parameters will appear and you will be asked if ready to install.
Continue to Start and Test Install below.
Guided Installation pre-v2019.2.1
Specify an install path when prompted. Default is /opt/Exago.
If the proper versions of mono (and mod-mono) are not present in your distribution's package repository then the Exago installer can be used to download and install the correct versions. If so, the mono repositories will be added to the package manager's repository list so that they can be updated in the future.
Select which components to install:
- Web Application
- Web Service API
- Scheduler Service
NoteIt is possible to install any components at a later time by running
installExago.shagain.
The installer will additionally do the following:
- Download and install mod-mono, if it is not already present.
- Generate an Apache configuration file
exago.confin the Apache site path. - Set read/write permissions for the current Apache user on the install path.
Start and Test Install
Restart Apache.
Point your browser to the Admin Console to verify that your installation was successful and to create a default configuration file. By default this is http://<YourServer>/Exago/Admin.aspx
If you encounter problems at any point, please file a Support Ticket.
Continue to Folder Configuration below to continue with the installation.
Folder Configuration
Configure storage locations for the configuration, report storage (either Storage Management for v2020.1.0+ or a Report Path pre-v2020.1.0) and temporary file storage.
Config
The Config sub-folder of the Exago installation has read and write permissions set by default.
Report Storage
For versions v2020.1+, setup the Storage Management system for storing reports, templates and themes.
Upgrade Install
If upgrading from a previous version of Exago, review these articles:
- Storage Management: Introduction
- Storage Management: Getting Started
- Storage Management: Transitioning from Legacy Storage Methods
New Install
If this is a new installation, review these articles:
- Storage Management: Introduction
- Storage Management: Getting Started
- Storage Management: Admin Console
Setting up the Storage Management system in general is as follows:
- Create and setup the Storage Management database. This can be accomplished using either one of the following methods:
- Recommended: use the Admin Console to initialize the database
- Manually creating database and the tables based on the Storage Management: Database Schema
- Configure Exago to connect to the Storage Management database
For versions pre-v2020.1:
Create a folder for storing reports. This folder needs to be accessible from the web server, but is not required to be on the web server. The report folder can reside on any server accessible by Exago, provided a mount point is accessible on the Exago server.
ImportantDo not create the reports folder within the Exago application structure. This can cause sessions to crash when report folders are created or deleted within Exago.
- Set the Report folder's read and write permissions to 770.
sudo chmod 770 Reports
- Set the default ownership to the specific <apache user>:<apache group>
- In the Admin Console, specify the location of the report folder in General > Main Settings > Report Path
NoteThe group ownership on the reports directory is not mandatory, and can be changed to have other group ownership as needed for access outside of Exago.
Default UMASK for files written by Exago is 027 and can be changed by updating the MonoUnixUmask option in the generated exago.conf Apache configuration file.
Temporary File Storage
The recommended path for the Temp folder is /opt/Exago/Temp.
- Set the Temp folder’s read and write permissions to 775.
sudo chmod 775 /opt/Exago/Temp
- Set the default ownership to <apache user>:root
- In the Admin Console, specify the location of the temp Folder in General > Main Settings > Temp Path
- Set the MonitoringService folder's read and write permissions for the Apache user, (of if not using the default Apache user the user ID specified with -u) to 775, and set the default ownership to <apache user>:root.
NoteIf using a custom Application Theme, the ApplicationThemes folder will also need the same permsissions.
Installation is now completed. If the Scheduler Service or Monitoring Service is required, continue to the Scheduler and Monitoring Services section at the end of this article.
If all components are installed, the Installer directory may be deleted.
Installation with NGINX
NGINX must be installed prior to installing Exago. NGINX proxies incoming and outgoing requests to a running instance of Exago using a fastcgi module that is installed during the installation process. mono-fastcgi-server4 is a prerequisite for Exago to run on NGINX.
The Exago Linux Installer can be used to install the Exago Web Application, Web Service API, and Scheduler Service. It can also install mono and mono-fastcgi-server4. Use the following steps to install Exago on Linux with NGINX.
NoteApache or NGINX must be installed prior to installing Exago. If changing from one or the other, verify the dependencies (mod-mono or mono-fastcgi-server4) are installed.
- Navigate to the Downloads page, select a build, and then use the Linux Download option.
- Decompress the download:
tar zxvf ExagoInstaller_vX.X.X.X.tgz
- Change to the newly created
Installerdirectory.cd Installer
- Run
installExago.shas root:sudo ./installExago.sh
- The installer can be run in guided or silent mode. The Linux distribution will be detected automatically.
Silent Installation with Parameters
Usage:
[-d <install path>] [-m <TRUE|FALSE>] [-i <WEBAPP|WEBAPI|SCHEDULER>] [-y] [-h]
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| -d <Install Path> | Directory to install Exago in Default is /opt/Exago |
| -m <TRUE|FALSE> | Whether or not to install Mono framework in Exago |
| -i <WEBAPP|WEBAPI|SCHEDULER> | Which component(s) to install
|
| -a <Web App URL Alias> | Default is /Exago |
| -s <Web Service URL Alias> | Default is /ExagoWebApi |
| -r <Scheduler Service Name> | Name to use for the Scheduler Service's systemd service. Default is exago-scheduler. |
| -f <Fastcgi Service Name> | As of v2019.2.1, name to use for the FastCGI services used by NGINX. This option is not available in Exago versions pre-v2019.2.1. |
| -p WEBAPP:<port>|WEBAPI:<port> | As of v2019.2.1, port numbers to use for the FastCGI listeners for the Web Application or Web Service API, respectively. This option is not available in Exago versions pre-v2019.2.1. |
| -R | Configure systemd services As of v2019.2.1, Exago will automatically install systemd services unless the -N flag is passed to inhibit their installation. This option is not available in Exago versions pre-v2019.2.1. |
| -N | As of v2019.2.1, do NOT configure systemd services This option is not available in Exago versions pre-v2019.2.1. |
| -u <UserID> | As of v2019.2.21, User ID to create in the operating system that the Exago systemd services and FastCGI listeners will run under. A group and home directory with the same name will be created. This option is not available in Exago versions pre-v2019.2.1. |
| -w <APACHE|NGINX> | Available in v2019.1.15+ Select the web server to configure, if both are available. |
| -D | As of v2019.2.1, select all default values for installation options. Individual options can be overridden by including the parameter on the command line. See Default Values below for further details This option is not available in Exago versions pre-v2019.2.1. |
| -y | Do not prompt for final verification before installing |
| -h | Show this help screen |
Examples:
- Install the Exago Web Application and Web Service API into /opt/Exago
./installExago.sh -d /opt/Exago -m TRUE -i WEBAPP -i WEBAPI
- Full installation using all default values without prompting before starting the install
./installExago.sh -D -y
- Install the Scheduler Service only into /opt/ExagoRemote using defaults for everything else
./installExago.sh -d /opt/ExagoRemote -i SCHEDULER -D
Guided Installation v2019.2.1+
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The Linux Installer will ask a series of questions to setup your environment. Suggested default values for each question are enclosed in [ brackets ]. To choose the default value, simply press the Enter key on the keyboard. Default values are explained in their own section below.
- Select base install path. Default value is
/opt/Exago. - Would you like to install the Mono runtime if not already installed? Default is yes.
- Would you like to install the Exago Web App? Default is yes.
- Would you like to install the Exago Web Service API? Default is no.
- Would you like to install the Exago Scheduling and Remote Execution Service? Default is no.
- Multiple web servers appear to be present. Please choose which web server you would like to use. This question will only appear if both Apache and NGINX are installed on the web server. You must choose 1 for Apache or 2 for NGINX.
- Enter a name for the Exago Scheduling Service. Default is exago-scheduler.
- Select WebServer Alias for Exago Web App. Default is
/Exago - Select WebServer Alias for Exago WebService API. Default is
/ExagoWebApi - Enter the base fastcgi service name. Default is exago-fcgi
- Enter the port for the web app fastcgi listner. Default is 9000
- Enter the port for the web service fastcgi listener. Default is 9001.
- Should systemd services be configured? Default is yes.
- Please enter a userId to configure for use with Exago. This user account is used to run the Exago services under (Scheduler Service and Monitoring Service). Default is exago.
- A summary of installation parameters will appear and you will be asked if ready to install.
Continue to Start and Test Install below.
Guided Installation pre-v2019.2.1
Specify an install path when prompted. Default is /opt/Exago.
If the proper versions of mono (and mono-fastcgi-server4) are not present in your distribution's package repository then the Exago installer can be used to download and install the correct versions. If so, the mono repositories will be added to the package manager's repository list so that they can be updated in the future.
Select which components to install:
- Web Application
- Web Service API
- Scheduler Service
NoteIt is possible to install any components at a later time by running
installExago.shagain.
Start and Test Install
Configure NGINX
The required configuration is created in a separate site file located in the NGINX configuration directory.
For Ubuntu systems this is typically /etc/nginx/sites-available/exago. For other systems this may be /etc/nginx/conf.d/exago. The exact location of the file will depend on your system and NGINX installation. Consult with your operating system and NGINX official product documentation for more information.
The site file is not enabled by default.
Example
#Exago conf file for fastcgi-mono-server4
server {
listen 80;
listen [::]:80;
server_name _;
root /var/www;
location /Exago/ {
include /etc/nginx/fastcgi_params;
root /opt/Exago;
access_log /var/log/nginx/exago.log;
fastcgi_param SERVER_NAME $host;
fastcgi_param SCRIPT_FILENAME $document_root$fastcgi_script_name;
fastcgi_param PATH_INFO "";
fastcgi_pass 127.0.0.1:9000;
}
location /ExagoWebApi/ {
include /etc/nginx/fastcgi_params;
root /opt/Exago/WebServiceApi;
access_log /var/log/nginx/exago_ws.log;
fastcgi_param SERVER_NAME $host;
fastcgi_param SCRIPT_FILENAME $document_root$fastcgi_script_name;
fastcgi_param PATH_INFO "";
fastcgi_pass 127.0.0.1:9001;
}
}
For example on Ubuntu, to enable the site file, link it to /etc/nginx/sites-enabled:
sudo ln /etc/nginx/sites-available/exago /etc/nginx/sites-enabled/exago
Or include the configuration in another running site configuration file. This step will depend on your specific environment. Consult your operating system and NGINX official documentation.
NoteMake sure that the default port does not conflict with another running site. If it does, you will see a warning when reloading Nginx:
nginx: [warn] conflicting server name "Exago" on 0.0.0.0:80
Then reload NGINX to refresh the configuration:
sudo nginx -s reload
NoteThis article references
<WebApp>/,<WebSvc>/as a placeholder for the application's install location and the Web Service API's install location, respectively. The default install locations are/opt/Exago/and/opt/Exago/WebServiceApi; however, these directories may be changed during installation.
Start Listeners
The installer will create two new scripts which can be used either standalone or along with a service manager such as systemd.
NoteThe exago-fcgi portion of each service name can be configured from the defaults below with the -f parameter in silent installation or by providing an answer to the Enter the base fastcgi service name question during guided installation.
<WebApp>/exago-fcgi-webapp.sh<WebSvc>/exago-fcgi-webservice.sh
When not using a service manager, each of these scripts can be run with either the start, stop and restart directives. For example, <WebApp>/bin/exago-fcgi-webapp.sh start will start the Web Application's FastCGI listener. <WebSvc>/bin/exago-fcgi-webservice.sh restart will restart the Web Service API's FastCGI listener.
When using systemd, the commands take the following form:
service exago-fcgi-webapp startservice exago-fcgi-webservice stop
For versions pre-v2020.1:
This script created during installation needs to be started manually or configured to run at startup:
<WebApp>/bin/startExago.sh
If the Web Service API was installed, this script created during installation needs to be started manually or configured to run at startup:
<WebSvc>/bin/startWebService.sh
Point your browser to the Admin Console to verify that your installation was successful and to generate a default configuration file. By default this is http://<YourServer>/Exago/Admin.aspx
If you encounter problems at any point, please file a Support Ticket.
Continue to Content Storage Configuration below to continue with the installation.
Content Storage Configuration
The Config sub-folder of the Exago installation has read and write permissions set by default.
For versions v2020.1+, setup the Storage Management system for storing reports, templates and themes.
Upgrade Install
If upgrading from a previous version of Exago, review these articles:
- Storage Management: Introduction
- Storage Management: Transitioning from Legacy Storage Methods
- Storage Management: Getting Started
New Install
If this is a new installation, review these articles:
For versions pre-v2019.2:
Create a folder for storing reports. This folder needs to be accessible from the web server, but is not required to be on the web server. The report folder can reside on any server accessible by Exago, provided a mount point is accessible on the Exago server.
ImportantDo not create the reports folder within the Exago application structure. This can cause sessions to crash when report folders are created or deleted within Exago.
- Set the Report folder's read and write permissions to 770.
sudo chmod 770 Reports
- In the Admin Console, specify the location of the report folder in General > Main Settings > Report Path
NoteThe group ownership on the reports directory is not mandatory, and can be changed to have other group ownership as needed for access outside of Exago.
Default UMASK for files written by Exago is 027.
The recommended path for the Temp folder is /opt/Exago/Temp.
- Set the Temp folder’s read and write permissions to 775.
sudo chmod 775 /opt/Exago/Temp
- In the Admin Console, specify the location of the temp Folder in General > Main Settings > Temp Path
NoteIf using a custom Application Theme, the ApplicationThemes folder will also need the same permsissions.
Installation of Exago is now completed. If the Scheduler Service or Monitoring Service is required, continue to the Scheduler and Monitoring Services section at the end of this article.
If all components are installed, the Installer directory may be deleted.
Scheduler and Monitoring Services
Scheduler Service
A script named exago-scheduler.sh by default is used to manage the Scheduler Service. The name is customizable with the installer's -r parameter.
Installed as a systemd Service
When utilizing a systemd service, the Scheduler Service should start automatically when the system boots, and can be managed with the service command in the following ways:
service exago-scheduler startservice exago-scheduler stopservice exago-scheduler status
When a second scheduler is installed on the same server, the default service name will increment: exago-scheduler2, exago-scheduler3, and so on.
Not Installed as a systemd Service
When the Scheduler Service is not installed as a systemd service (without the -R parameter), it is not possible to know if another service with the same name exists on the same server. When a service with the same name is installed, only one can be used at a time. This is due to the fact that lock files used by the service are based on the service's name, and will prevent the second process from starting. In this scenario, the -r flag should be used and additional schedulers be given different names.
To start the Scheduler Service, execute the exago-scheduler.sh script as the owner of the installation directory (either root pre-v2019.2.21 or the user name specified with the -u parameter, exago by default in v2019.2.21+). For example:
In v2019.2.21+, assuming the Scheduler Service is installed in /opt/Exago/Scheduler/:
su exago
/opt/Exago/Scheduler/exago-scheduler.sh start
exit
In pre-v2019.2.21, assuming the Scheduler Service is installed in /opt/Exago/Scheduler/:
su root
/opt/Exago/Scheduler/exago-scheduler.sh start
exit
See Scheduler Configuration and Setting Up Monitoring to configure the respective services correctly. If necessary, configure the Scheduler and Monitoring services to run at startup.
Start Monitoring Service
NoteThis article references
<WebApp>/as a placeholder for the application's install location. The default install location is/opt/Exago/; however, this directory may be changed during installation.
If the Web Application was installed, the Monitoring Service is also installed, but is disabled by default. This script created during installation needs to be started manually or configured to run at startup:
<WebApp>/MonitoringService/startService.sh
Default Values
The -D parameter was added to the Linux installer in v2019.2.1. This parameter will select the default values for each parameter unless already specified on the command line. These values are:
- defined in the exagoinstall.properties file in the Exago installation directory if Exago has already been installed, or
- if Exago has never been installed or is being installed in a new directory for the first time, defined below:
- Exago Installation Path:
/opt/Exago - Components to install: Web Application, Monitoring Service, Web Service API, Scheduler Service
- Install Mono runtime: Yes
- User ID: exago
- Scheduler information
- Scheduler install path:
/opt/Exago/Scheduler - Scheduler service name: exago-scheduler
- Scheduler user ID: exago
- Configure systemd service: Yes
- Scheduler install path:
- Web Server information
- Selected Web Server: Apache (will use Apache if both NGINX and Apache are available; will use NGINX if only NGINX is available)
- Web Application install path:
/opt/Exago - Web App alias:
/Exago - Web App user ID: exago for NGINX. For Apache, the default is system dependent and will be read from either
apache.conforhttpd.confdepending on which one is in use. - (NGINX only) NGINX conf file:
/etc/nginx/conf.d/exago.conf - (Apache only) Apache conf file:
/etc/httpd/conf.d/exago.conf - Web Service install path:
/opt/Exago/WebServiceApi - Web Service alias:
/ExagoWebApi - Web Service user ID: apache for Apache, exago for NGINX
- (NGINX only) Use system for service(s): Yes
- (NGINX only) Web App Service Name/Port: exago-fcgi-webapp / 9000
- (NGINX only) Web API Service Name/Port: exago-fcgi-webservice / 9001
- Exago Installation Path:
TipFor a completely headless installation with all of the default values, pass the
-Dand-yparameters.-Dwill not start the installation on it's own, only select the default values for each parameter.
Once Exago is installed, the settings chosen during installation become the defaults and are written in to the aforementioned exagoinstall.properties file in the Exago installation directory.
Upgrading Mono v2019.2.29+ v2020.1.13+ v2021.1.1
The upgradeMono script included with the installer can be used to upgrade from one supported version of mono to another. The script will remove the installed version and then install the new version in its place, along with the apache mod_mono module and fastcgi module as applicable.
If the system does not meet the minimum requirements for any of the components, it will upgrade only the installed components but will not install anything additional.
- Download, uncompress the Linux installer and change to the
Installerdirectory as described in steps 1–3 of Installation with Apache or Installation with NGINX above. - Call the script as root. The command line parameters described below are optional. If no parameters are provided, the script will prompt for answers to certain questions.
Usage:
sudo ./upgradeMono.sh [-f] [-s] [-y] [-a] [-h]
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| -f | Force a reinstall, even if the version currently installed is at the recommended version |
| -s | Skip the reinstall if the version currently installed is already the recommended version |
| -y | Don't prompt before starting the upgrade, silently install |
| -a | Upgrade everything despite what is currently installed |
| -h | Show command line parameter help screen |
*********************************** Upgrade summary: Upgrade Mono: TRUE Upgrade Mod Mono: TRUE Upgrade Mono FastCGI: FALSE *********************************** Would you like to continue with this upgrade? (Y or N) [Y]
Y or Enter on the keyboard will start the upgrade processDependencies
The Exago installer handles the installation and configuration of all of its own dependencies. Installing and configuring dependencies ahead of time is not required, and in some cases could lead to unexpected issues with the Exago deployment. This list is provided as a reference only. In most cases, Exago utilizes the most up to date versions available through the operating system's package manager (i.e. apt, yum, zypper).
The Exago installer will display error messages if certain dependencies are not, cannot be or are not correctly installed.
NoteNot all of the packages listed below are installed for every operating system and situation.
- Installer requirements — for downloading files, adding repositories and installing GPG keys
- curl
- unzip
- wget
- yum-utils — only required on distributions that utilize the yum package manager
- Base .NET runtime — requirements for all Exago components
- mono-4.0-service
- mono-complete
- Datetime function support
- mono-vbnc — used on Ubuntu and Debian only
- mono-basic — used on Red Hat Enterprise Linux, CentOS, Fedora and SUSE Linux Enterprise Server
- Export support
- Any font package such as liberation fonts or croscore fonts (chromium installed fonts will also work)
- Apache web server support
- apache2-mod_mono (libapache2-mod-mono)
- mono-apache-server
- Puppeteer — support for headless chart rendering in exported files
- alsa-lib
- atk
- chromium
- cups-libs
- gconf2
- gtk3
- libasound2
- libatk-bridge2.0-0
- libgtk-3-0
- libnss3
- libx11-xcb1
- libxcomposite
- libxcursor
- libxdamage
- libxi
- libxscrnsaver
- libxrandr
- libxtst6
- libxss1
- nss
- pango
- xorg-x11-fonts-75dpi
- xorg-x11-fonts-100dpi
- xorg-x11-fonts-cyrillic
- xorg-x11-fonts-Type1
- xorg-x11-fonts-misc
- xorg-x11-utils
- NGINX web server support
- mono-xsp4
- xsp
- mono-fastcgi-server4