Actually CFFILE doesn't use FTP; I'd have to verify this but I
believe if you use CFFILE it's just transferring the file via HTTP.
Are you sure the user CF is running as has access/permissions to the
directory where you're trying to save it? How are you specifying the
file location? Also, I'm sure this is just a typo in the email, but
it's cffile action="upload" as opposed to type="upload". Is this a
shared hosting account at a hosting provider? If so, some hosting
companies disable cffile.
If you can provide some additional details I'm sure collectively
we'll be able to get to the bottom of it.
Matt
On Jun 7, 2005, at 7:59 PM, Gary L. Alford wrote:
Windows 2000 server
CF MX Server 6.1
Question: When I am running on my local machine, the <cffile
type="upload"... works great. However, when I'm running across my
public
domain hosted on my IIS, I get errors and the files will not
upload. I have
verified that my firewall allows ftp access.
Any ideas on what might be wrong? I heard something about needing to
specify port 80 somewhere in the code, but I can't verify this in
the CF
help files.
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