>From other postings I've seen, the problem is exactly what the error message
says. The "registry" file in which CF stores config info (basically
everything you set through CF admin) has gotten corrupted. He could look in
/opt/coldfusion/registry for a backup version of cf.registry that might have
been created by a text editor, etc. I believe all the "initialization"
process does is copy cf.registry.template (in same dir) to cf.registry, but
following the error message's instructions would be safer.
This would be a good file to make backups of regularly :-).
-----Original Message-----
From: Steve Robson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, April 11, 2000 10:45 AM
To: House of Fusion (E-mail)
Subject: Starting the CF service on Solaris
All
A Collegue of mine is attempting to restart cold fusion after the machine
crashed and is getting this error message, can anyone shed some light as to
the cause of the problem or likely solutions:
It's running CF4 on Solaris 2.6
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ERROR: Unable to start the ColdFusion processes.
Cause: The ColdFusion registry does not appear to be initialized.
You can execute the following command to initialize the registry:
cfexec -install <cfdir> -docroot <docdir> -register <id>
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