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I'm trying to install mod_mono on mavericks, however, I'm getting an error. I have the most up-to-date mono version with Mavericks support. (v 3.2.3).

When I ./configure --prefix=/usr in mod_mono version 2.10 I get this error:

checking Apache version... configure: error: Apache 1.3 is no longer supported. mod_mono now requires at least Apache 2.0

But when i check my version of apache it says

Server version: Apache/2.2.24 (Unix) Server built: Aug 24 2013 21:10:43

EDIT: Upgrading your mono version to the latest (3.2.4) appears to work the best. Ensure you have a clean download of mod_mono-2.10.

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After installing Mavericks, you need to reinstall the XCode Command Line Tools. This will bring back the /usr/include/apache2 directory. You do this by updating your XCode and then run xcode-select --install.

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I had the same error. I had mono running on my server. When I upgraded to Mavericks and Server 3 mono stopped working. During the upgrade process the "mod_mono.so" file was removed. This is what I did to research and resolve my issue which I believe encompasses yours. Hope it helps.

In the directory that you are running your "./config..." command, there is a "config.log". I looked at the config.log and found an error message stating that it could not find the file "ap_release.h" (I believe this is how the apache version is determined). I must have had this file at one time because I went through this installation process before. I went into my time machine and restored the directory (which was removed when I upgraded to Mavericks or Server 3) "/usr/include/". This folder included a directory called "apache2" which included the "ap_release.h" file and I assume it's dependencies.

All is well I am up and running.

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I tried this and it installed with no errors, however, when I try to run localhost/mono it doesn't send any data. Is Server 3 now necessary when running mono for a localhost?
I don't think Server 3 is required. If you have Apache 2 running you should be good to go. Does your Apache config include an "include" to your mono config?
Ensure Apache is up and running as expected and then we can start adding in the mono stuff. Can your local Apache instance serve up some HTML pages?
I have apache2 running as in when i type "localhost" into the address bar it gives me the "it works!" dialogue. I don't have it routing to any of my html files. But it is up and running.
Ensure your Apache config has an include to your mono config. I know in my mono config I specified the version 4. Let me know if you need and example of my mono config.
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