On 6/25/05, Matthew Woodward <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Jun 25, 2005, at 6:48 AM, John Ivanoff wrote:
> 
> > yes. one really doesn't need to index the folder that has nothing but
> > .cfcs in it.
> > so I have to search each collection? can I make a collection that
> > searches collections?
> 
> When you do your search you can just provide a comma-delimited list
> of multiple collections in the cfsearch tag.
cool.
 
> > I haven't tried collecting from other machines but do they need to be
> > "open". like, could I index a remote web server that requires an nt
> > login to view anypage.
> 
> If you mean index content on other machines, the user that CF runs as
> on the server would have to have access to the machine.  By default
> the "System" account that CF runs as on Windows doesn't have network
> access, so if you're talking about pointing to a network drive
> (either mapped to a drive letter or using UNC notation) you would
> have to change the user CF runs as.  If you mean including Verity
> collections that exist on other CF servers, with CFMX 6.1 you can't
> do this, but it's my understanding you can in CFMX 7, although I
> haven't tried this myself.  You can, however, create the collections
> on one server and move them to another, then the second server can
> use the collections natively.
i would pobably use a UNC. I'll have to look into the CF run as (run
like it's a user?) and the remote box I'm goning to has to give the
"CF run as" rights to access the folders...


> > and I guess having different collections that would solve my path
> > problem? if I store to collection in the directory i index?
> 
> Right, I think this would solve the path problem if I'm understanding
> you correctly.
> 
> Matt
> 
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