Sorry, I meant to say that I was still not able to apply updates. > I am not sure I follow. The "ColdFusion 10 Application Server" > service is set to Log on with the local system account. I tried > changing this to log on as my own login account, which is a member of > the local administrators. I still was not able to logon. > > > Steven, > > > > I guess I should have added that once the updates are installed, > > remove > > the service account from Administrators. And this solution is only > a > > > > workaround, mind you. I don't believe this **should** be necessary, > > > but > > it has been for me. > > > > I've followed the lockdown guides, including granting the ColdFusion > > > service account "full" permissions to the entire /ColdFusion10 > folder > > > > structure. Updates since update 2 have not installed without > > installing > > with "Administrator" group rights. > > > > -Carl V. > > > > On 2/7/2013 7:53 AM, DURETTE, STEVEN J wrote: > > > And yet I believe that would go against the "lockdown" guides... > So > > our options are easy updates or secure systems? > >
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