> disable the <CFERROR tags so that errors are handled in default manner
> and then have a very close look at your error templates.
Actually, when I'm looking for a way to "fix it" I specifically mean
to stop CFserver from utilizing 99% CPU on the server. That's putting
a big delay in e-mails going out, and our app is heavily e-mail
dependent.
I'm going to restart the box this evening to see if that helps, but
I'm not optimistic about that. Just restarting the service has not
helped.
Scott
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