Make sure that your CF Server service is running with the correct security
permissions to access those files.
For example, if you installed it with all defaults and were logged in as the
Administrator at the time, you can let "SYSTEM" have full control to all
those files without affecting your clients access rights.
---mark
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Mark Warrick
(714) 939-6431
The Sistonia Corporation
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.sistonia.com
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> I am having a problem using Cold Fusion with directories using NT's =
> basic authentication. We have approvals directories set up for our =
> clients using NT passwords. Once the client accesses an html page =
> inside the password protected directory, they can't seem to access any =
> cfm pages to run queries, etc. the cold fusion server resides at an =
> upper level directory outside of the password protected area and must =
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> Laura
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