I had some questions about the DLL as well, but it is the correct DLL
to use with iMS, so I think you can be confident that's not the
source of the problem here.
Ben Mueller
On May 23, 2006, at Tuesday5/23/06, Dave Hatz wrote:
Howie,
This is the DLL I am using:
E:\CFusionMX7\runtime\lib\wsconfig\1\jrun_iis6_wildcard.dll
And I found this in the Exception log file:
"Error","jrpp-4","05/23/06","21:13:49","FusionMailServer","Element
IPALLOWED
is undefined in READCONFIG.
The specific sequence of files included or processed is:
E:\iMS\Domains\HELO.CFM, line: 28 "
coldfusion.runtime.UndefinedElementException: Element IPALLOWED is
undefined
in READCONFIG.
I have my IPAllowed settings in place, so I am not sure where this
error is
coming from.
Thanks,
Dave Hatz
-----Original Message-----
From: Howie Hamlin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, May 23, 2006 5:13 PM
To: inFusion Support List
Subject: Re: [iMS] iMS installation on MS 2003 WebServer Edition
Actually, iMS does not have any interaction with the web server.
The 500
error is coming from ColdFusion.
What version ColdFusion is this and what is the iMS version? What
DLL are
you mapped to for .cfm templates?
Regards,
Howie
--- On Monday, May 22, 2006 2:10 AM, Kym Kovan scribed: ---
Hi Dave,
you wrote:
Kym,
The log file did show me there is an error:
05/21/2006 08:04:31 PM [003] LOCALHOST [127.0.0.1] Connected (1
total) 05/21/2006 08:04:40 PM [003] WARNING: Application server
response: 05/21/2006 08:04:40 PM [003] WARNING:
Template=E:\iMS\Domains\HELO.cfm 05/21/2006 08:04:40 PM [003]
WARNING: HTTP/1.1 500 Internal Server Error
What the hell is a 1.1 500 Internal Server Error?
500 = The web server fell over.
That means you probably did not even get as far as ColdFusion.
Check the infusion engine mapping in iMS to make sure it is pointing
to the correct CF dll. Do you have full wildcard or discrete site
mapping on your CF install? Anything wrong there will make the web
server fall over as what iMS does is effectively make a form post to
the CF templates.
Check the CF application/error logs for errors to see if the call to
the helo template got as far as CF or failed before it reached it.
I do know that the MS
2003 WebServer Edition is very tight as compared to the older
version
of MS.
yes and no. a 2003 standard server install does not have have most of
the security items turned on by default, they are just waiting for
you
to say "yes!" :-)
Seems to me that I need to enable something on the OS side. Good
news, is that the WebServer edition seems to have security as a top
priority, bad news is, I can't seem to do shit with it :)
I have confirmed CFMX7 is running. I can serve up the Fusion Mail
Web pages just fine.
Good.
Anyways, your help is appreciated and if you could point me in the
direction of getting this fixed, I would appreciate it...
A bit of help above. Our iMS is still running, pounding away more
like
:-), on CF 4.5 but we will be upgrading sooner rather than later and
we have massive experience on it. And we do have a fair bit of
knowledge of 2003/CF MX due to our business as a Hosting Provider
so I
am extrapolating for these answers :-)
Kym K
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