.net - Virtual Host in Apache downloads the file instead of displaying it -

i'm using apache2 w/ mono mod , works fine when go local ip. 192.168.1.210

but when try go virtual host

www.example.com

it download webpage instead of displaying it. file: mod_mono.conf

  gnu nano 2.2.6                                                                                                            addtype application/x-asp-net .aspx .ashx .asmx .ascx .asax .config .ascx directoryindex index.aspx  # include web application definitions generated mono-server{2,4}-update. # # if want use asp.net 2.0 (via mono-apache-server2), use: # include /etc/mono-server2/mono-server2-hosts.conf # # if want use asp.net 4.0 (via mono-apache-server4), use: # include /etc/mono-server4/mono-server4-hosts.conf  include /etc/mono-server4/mono-server4-hosts.conf   <virtualhost *:80>   servername example.com   serveralias www.example.com   serveradmin web-admin@example.com   documentroot /var/www/html   # monoserverpath can changed specify version of asp.net hosted   # mod-mono-server1 = asp.net 1.1 / mod-mono-server2 = asp.net 2.0   # suse linux enterprise mono extension, uncomment line below:   # monoserverpath example.com "/opt/novell/mono/bin/mod-mono-server4"   # mono on opensuse, uncomment line below instead:   monoserverpath example.com "/usr/bin/mod-mono-server4"    # obtain line numbers in stack traces need 2 things:   # 1) enable debug code generation in page using debug="true"   #    page directive, or setting <compilation debug="true" /> in   #    application's web.config   # 2) uncomment monodebug true directive below enable mod_mono debugging   #monodebug example.com true    # mono_iomap environment variable can configured provide platform abstraction   # file access in linux.  valid values mono_iomap are:   #    case   #    drive   #      # uncomment line below alter file access behavior configured application   monosetenv example.com mono_iomap=all   #   # additional environtment variables can set server instance using   # monosetenv directive.  monosetenv takes string of 'name=value' pairs   # separated semicolons.  instance, enable platform abstraction *and*   # use mono's old regular expression interpreter (which slower, has   # shorter setup time), uncomment line below instead:   # monosetenv example.com mono_iomap=all;mono_old_rx=1    monoapplications example.com "/:/var/www/html"   <location "/">     allow     order allow,deny     monosetserveralias example.com     sethandler mono     setoutputfilter deflate     setenvifnocase request_uri "\.(?:gif|jpe?g|png)$" no-gzip dont-vary   </location>   <ifmodule mod_deflate.c>     addoutputfilterbytype deflate text/html text/plain text/xml text/javascript   </ifmodule> </virtualhost> 

apache.conf

  gnu nano 2.2.6                                                                                                           file: apache2.conf  # main apache server configuration file.  contains # configuration directives give server instructions. # see http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.4/ detailed information # directives , /usr/share/doc/apache2/readme.debian debian specific # hints. # # # summary of how apache 2 configuration works in debian: # apache 2 web server configuration in debian quite different # upstream's suggested way configure web server. because debian's # default apache2 installation attempts make adding , removing modules, # virtual hosts, , configuration directives flexible possible, in # order make automating changes , administering server easy # possible.  # split several files forming configuration hierarchy outlined # below, located in /etc/apache2/ directory: # #       /etc/apache2/ #       |-- apache2.conf #       |       `--  ports.conf #       |-- mods-enabled #       |       |-- *.load #       |       `-- *.conf #       |-- conf-enabled #       |       `-- *.conf #       `-- sites-enabled #               `-- *.conf # # # * apache2.conf main configuration file (this file). puts pieces #   including remaining configuration files when starting #   web server. # # * ports.conf included main configuration file. #   supposed determine listening ports incoming connections can #   customized anytime. # # * configuration files in mods-enabled/, conf-enabled/ , sites-enabled/ #   directories contain particular configuration snippets manage modules, #   global configuration fragments, or virtual host configurations, #   respectively. # #   activated symlinking available configuration files #   respective *-available/ counterparts. these should managed using our #   helpers a2enmod/a2dismod, a2ensite/a2dissite , a2enconf/a2disconf. see #   respective man pages detailed information. # # * binary called apache2. due use of environment variables, in #   default configuration, apache2 needs started/stopped #   /etc/init.d/apache2 or apache2ctl. calling /usr/bin/apache2 directly not #   work default configuration.  # global configuration #  # # serverroot: top of directory tree under server's # configuration, error, , log files kept. # # note!  if intend place on nfs (or otherwise network) # mounted filesystem please read mutex documentation (available # @ <url:http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.4/mod/core.html#mutex>); # save lot of trouble. # # not add slash @ end of directory path. # #serverroot "/etc/apache2"  # # accept serialization lock file must stored on local disk. # mutex file:${apache_lock_dir} default  # # pidfile: file in server should record process # identification number when starts. # needs set in /etc/apache2/envvars # pidfile ${apache_pid_file}  # # timeout: number of seconds before receives , sends time out. # timeout 300  # # keepalive: whether or not allow persistent connections (more # 1 request per connection). set "off" deactivate. # keepalive on  # # maxkeepaliverequests: maximum number of requests allow # during persistent connection. set 0 allow unlimited amount. # recommend leave number high, maximum performance. # maxkeepaliverequests 100  # # keepalivetimeout: number of seconds wait next request # same client on same connection. # keepalivetimeout 5   # these need set in /etc/apache2/envvars user ${apache_run_user} group ${apache_run_group}