CFCONTENT rocks... I haven't found it slow at all. IME, it's as fast as
straight http. We use it for all our product downloads from our main site,
and most of our installers are in the 3-8 MB range.

Not sure what you mean by using CFFILE for downloads. Your only real
choices are offering files by ftp, http, or CFCONTENT.


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> -----Original Message-----
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On
> Behalf Of Keith Purtell
> Sent: Monday, February 04, 2002 3:41 PM
> To: KCFusion (E-mail)
> Subject: [KCFusion] Secure file download
>
>
> I'm trying to choose between CFFILE and CFCONTENT for secure
> file download.
> Some have said CFCONTENT is too slow. That's a possible issue
> for me, since
> some of my files are up to 10MB. But I'm on a low-traffic
> intranet with a
> maximum of 400 visitors. People in various departments can
> upload files and
> make them available to other employees via hyperlinks. So a
> person can go to
> the main Marketing page, and click on a link that downloads a Word file
> stored /marketing/docs/. Unfortunately, anyone with a full address can
> defeat my intranet security that only kicks in for CF templates (via
> application.cfm and cookies). I'd like to move all these
> downloadable files
> to the D drive on that same server, then let CF make them
> available via the
> same hyperlinks, except only for logged-on people. The pros and
> cons of this
> were mentioned in email traffic from another CF list, which I
> have attached
> below. Any comments here? We're running CF5 on NT4 SP6a with IIS.

 
 
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