has the identity of the app pool got permission to access the httpd.ini file? I have it working on win2k3 with cf on standalone servers as well as clustered jrun with SAN disks - a nightmare to get to the bottom of the problem but got there in the end, usually it's a permission thing to get it playing nicely.
john. On 11/29/05, Scott Talsma <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > As Tyler recommended, I have installed ISAPI_Rewrite (lite version). It > works on localhost and on staging, but I cannot get it to respond at all on > my live box (Win2003). Has anyone seen this? Could CF7 be getting the > request before the filter? I had Spikes FU Servlet installed, but have > since removed it from the web.xml and restarted CF. > > I have even tried rules that do not have anything to do w/CF (e.g. rewrite > /asdf -> /). > > > Scott Talsma > CTO > echo.eleven > 404.845.3458 > > -----Original Message----- > From: [email protected] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On > Behalf Of Tyler Ham > Sent: Tuesday, October 25, 2005 9:09 AM > To: [email protected] > Subject: [farcry-dev] Re: Friendly URLs > > > On 10/25/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > without Spike's java servlet - via IIS ISAPI url rewriting. > > Can somebody point my to a guide or give me a quick lowdown on what is > > required to get FU's up and running? > > Craig + anyone else who might be interested in this info, > > We are running with Farcry 3.0 on our production sites with friendly urls > working *without* the servlet. I will loosely describe our configuration > here for anyone who is interested. > > We are running IIS 6, on Windows Server 2003, MySQL 4.1.8, ColdFusion MX > 6.1. > > We run multiple Farcry instances under a single domain. The web addresses > vary, depending on the instance. For example: > Instance 1: http://domain.com/ > Instance 2: http://domain.com/instance2/ Instance 3: > http://domain.com/~instance3/ Instance 4: > http://domain.com/something/instance4/ > > The Admin addresses all conform to a particular format, for example: > Instance 1: http://domain.com/farcry/instance1_admin/ > Instance 2: http://domain.com/farcry/instance2_admin/ > And so on... > > We have an apps.cfm file that looks for the 'instance1' or 'instance2' > (or whatever) part of the admin url and sets the stApps struct accordingly, > so the correct instance's application.cfm is loaded. (I'm not sure if this > is still necessary, but it's how we've been running since Farcry 2.3) > > The friendly url prefix for each instance is something like > '/go/instance1/'. So all of our friendly urls start with '/go/', and then > go on to be specific to an instance. > > We have set up ISAPI_Rewrite with IIS. > See http://www.isapirewrite.com. We are using the lite version (the free > one). > We have our own authentication system (we're a department at a University, > The University manages the authentication system), and we require SSL for > this. We used to add a couple of lines to Application.cfm files to require > SSL, but have now switched to using a rule in the ISAPI_Rewrite config file. > That rule looks something like this: > RewriteCond %HTTPS OFF > RewriteRule /go/instance2/(.*) https://domain.com/go/instance2/$1 > [I,L,R] > > Then the ISAPI_Rewrite rule for friendly urls for instance2 looks like > this: > RewriteRule /go/instance2([^\?]*)(?:\?(.*))? > /instance2/go.cfm\?path=/go/instance2$1&$2 [I,L] > > The ([^\?]*) is regular expression speak for "zero or more non-question mark > characters" > - This will get the string of the rest of the friendly url path The > (?:\?(.*))? is regular expression speak for "string of all characters after > a question-mark, if any" > - This will get the 'query_string'. > The extended path gets added to the path url parameter and the query_string > is appended, when the appropriate go.cfm is called. > > If you just have a single farcry web with friendly urls at /go/, your rule > might just be: > RewriteRule /go([^\?]*)(?:\?(.*))? /go.cfm\?path=/go$1&$2 [I,L,R] > > I didn't dig too deeply, so a set of options different from I,L,R might be > better. > > Hope this is helpful! > > -Tyler > > -- <a href="http://spreadfirefox.com/community/?q=affiliates&id=734&t=1";>Get Firefox!</a>
