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Most Linux file systems are case sensitive #298
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@obones Out of curiosity, what distro are you using for testing? What mono version do you have? |
I'm testing it with Manjaro Linux, an Arch Linux derivative where
I installed the the |
Cool. I'll check your PRs later this evening on my openSUSE Tumbleweed. |
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Under Linux, most file systems are case sensitive, which means that all file references must respect case.
For instance, assembly references ultimately lead to finding a file from disk, which means using
System.configuration
will not work because the available file isSystem.Configuration.dll
(notice the capital C)There are various locations in CCNet which have this type of inconsistency, a pull request will follow.
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