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I read that Mod-Mono has a limit on the number of concurrent requests determined by:
MonoMaxActiveRequests 20
MonoMaxWaitingRequests 20
http://www.mono-project.com/Mod_mono
If I have a custom .NET server (using tcplistener) running under mono, does it have a similar limit? If yes, where can I change that limit?
Mod-mono is a apache module to run mono application and
MonoMaxActiveRequestsandMonoMaxWaitingRequestsare apache directive added by mod-mono. If you use a custom .NET server with tcp listener on port 80 you dont need apache. Because you are doing this directly by .NET. So there will be no mod-mono and no directive.Answer is NO