Re: No data in the selected time period. (Server Reports)

2001-08-30 Thread Benji Spencer


I think there was a hotfix for some of the server reporting.
Check MM's knowledge base

Thanks Kevin. I don't think those address my problem though..

Artical 21367 - Missing text buttons in Monitor
(Applied it, made no difference -- didn't have the problem to begin with)

Artical 21366 - Unable to run server reports
(For NT/2K only - and I get There is no data for this time period, nit 
the unable to run server reports error)

I even applied the cfgrid hotfix (Article 21782), which did not help.

Is anyone using the Server Reports options? Anyone using them on Solaris?

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No data in the selected time period. (Server Reports)

2001-08-29 Thread Benji Spencer

We upgraded to CF 5 (Solaris) about a month ago and have a hard time 
getting the Server Reports to work. Are there any tricks we are missing? 
The reports always come back with No data in the selected time period.

we are using
* Version 5.0 Logging Format
* Enabled Performance Monitoring


 From all I have read, the Server Reports take almost nothing to set up, 
however, I have yet to have the reports generated.

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Admin - Tools - Server Reports = empty

2001-08-20 Thread Benji Spencer

We are running CF 5 on a Solaris box and am having problems getting any of 
the Server Reports to show up in the CF administrator. I have found nothing 
that say Click here to turn on the server reports.

We are using the CF 5.0 logging format and Performance Monitoring is turned on

Is this a bug in the Solaris version, or did I miss something?

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Solaris 8

2000-11-20 Thread Benji Spencer

before we upgrade things to Solaris 8, we are doing a little research to 
verify that there are no issues with doing thisso...

does anyone know of any issues that might arise if we upgrade the OS on our 
CF server to Solaris 8?

Are there any issues with the integrated firewall that comes with Solaris 8?

thanks.
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Informix Connections

2000-11-14 Thread Benji Spencer

The following is on a Sun box with CF 4.5.1

We are trying to get an Informix connection between CF and the Informix 
Server, but have run into dead ends. This is due in-part to the fact we are 
not sure what CF is looking for in the Native Drive set up, and the ODBC 
driver setup. Does anyone have any insight into what the settings should 
look like?

here is what I am guessing are the meanings of the fields..

[native driver]
Data Source Name: what do I want to call the connection (ifmxlink)
Description: the description for this connection (my test ifmx connection)
Default Database: the database I start off with (somedb)
Server: the machine name that has the db on it (host.domain.com)
Host: the first column from the sqlhosts file (ifmxhost)
Service: the port number/service we are using (5383)
protocal: the second column of the sqlhosts file (ontlitcp)
Client Locale: blank
Database Locale: blank

or..odbc driver...
Data Source Name: what I want to call the connection (ifmxodbc)
Description: my description for this connection (my test odbc connection)
Database Name: the DB I want to connect to on the other end (somedb)
Server Host Name: the host that the db lives on (host.domain.com)
Use INFORMIX registry for Logon ID and Password: (checked)

I am specifying a username/password in the username/password fields that I 
know can connect to the DB

Does anyone have any insight into this problem? We are connecting to the db 
from this host to the db server with other applications (C++  PHP), but 
would also like CF to be able to use the DB.

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Post form data in (to) CF

2000-09-26 Thread Benji Spencer

I am working on a project where I need to construct the actual HTTP 
request. I have run into a roadblock with CFM form pages though. Does 
anyone know how CF handles form data in a post? CF seems to be 
expecting/seeing things different then a CGI script.
here are a couple of examples as to what I am doing as well as there 
unexplainable results.

1.1) my test PERL script (just displays the post data)

[/opt/cgi-bin]% cat 2.pl
#!/usr/local/bin/perl
use CGI;
$query=new CGI;

print $query-header;
print $query-param('date_id');

1.2) The request to that script
[~]$ telnet xyz 80
Trying xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx...
Connected to xyz.xyz.com.
Escape character is '^]'.
POST http://xyz.xyz.com/cgi-bin/2.pl HTTP/1.0
Content-Length: 18

date_id=2000-09-21
HTTP/1.1 200 OK
Date: Tue, 26 Sep 2000 14:08:58 GMT
Server: xx
Last-Modified: Tue, 26 Sep 2000 13:45:57 GMT
Cache-Control: no-cache
Connection: close
Content-Type: text/html

2000-09-21Connection closed by foreign host.


2.1) the CFM page
cfoutput #form.date_id#/cfoutput


2.2) The request to the CF page
[~]$ telnet xyz 80
Trying xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx...
Connected to xyz.xyz.com.
Escape character is '^]'.
POST http://xyz.xyz.com/1.cfm HTTP/1.0
Content-Length: 18

date_id=2000-09-21
HTTP/1.1 200 OK
Date: Tue, 26 Sep 2000 14:21:53 GMT
Server: 
Page-Completion-Status: Normal
Page-Completion-Status: Abnormal
Connection: close
Content-Type: text/html








/TD/TD/TD/TH/TH/TH/TR/TR/TR/TABLE/TABLE/TABLE/A/A 
BBREV/ACRONYM/ADDRESS/APPLET/AU/B/BANNER/BIG/BLINK/BLOCKQU 
OTE/BQ/CAPTION/CENTER
/CITE/CODE/COMMENT/DEL/DFN/DIR/DIV/DL/EM/FIG/FN/FONT 
/FORM/FRAME/FRAMESET/H1/H2/H3/H4/H5/H6/HEAD/I/INS/K 
BD/LISTING/MAP/MARQUEE
 /MENU/MULTICOL/NOBR/NOFRAMES/NOSCRIPT/NOTE/OL/P/PARAM/P 
ERSON/PLAINTEXT/PRE/Q/S/SAMP/SCRIPT/SELECT/SMALL/STRIKE/ 
STRONG/SUB/SUP/TABLE/
TD/TEXTAREA/TH/TITLE/TR/TT/U/UL/VAR/WBR/XMPHTMLHEAD 
TITLEError Occurred While Processing 
Request/TITLE/HEADBODYHRH3Error Occurred While Processi
ng Request/H3P TABLE BORDERTRTDH4Error Diagnostic 
Information/H4PPAn error occurred while evaluating the expression:
PPRE#form.date_id#/PRE/P/PError near line 1, column 
13.HRPError resolving parameter BFORM.DATE_ID/BPPThe specified 
form field cannot be found. This problem is very likely due to the fact 
that you have misspelled the form field name.PP pThe error occurred 
while processing an element with a general identifier of (#form.date_id#), 
occupying document position (1:12) to (1:25)./pPPDate/Time: Tue Sep 
26 09:22:01 2000BRBrowser: BRRemote Address: 
172.24.2.15P/TD/TR/TABLEPPlease inform the a 
href="mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]"site administrator/a that this error has 
occurred (be sure to include the contents of this page in your message to 
the administrator).PHR/BODY/HTMLConnection closed by foreign host.
[~]$


any insight that you could offer would be appreciated...thanks...

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RE: Post form data in (to) CF

2000-09-26 Thread Benji Spencer


One thing that immediately jumps out at me is your POST line.  HTTP
spec doesn't include the entire URL in the POST, only the path info.
So this:
   POST http://xyz.xyz.com/1.cfm HTTP/1.0
should actually be:
   POST /1.cfm HTTP/1.0
   Host: xyz.xyz.com

do you know of a resource for something like this? I would like to verify 
my GET requests also

There's no Content-Type header in your request.  Try adding:
Content-type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded

bingo. I added that (even with all my other oops), and it worked. thanks :)

Your POST data isn't URL encoded.  For the body of your HTTP request,
try:
date_id=2000%2D09%2D21

I will actually be receiving the data encoded already. Thanks for pointing 
this out though..

I think among those three things, you should be able to get a
successful POST.  CF is a far more picky beast than Perl is,
unfortunately...

I am much more use to PERL (and PHP now) when CF. At least I know what is 
going on in them :)

thanks...

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Re: Post form data in (to) CF

2000-09-26 Thread Benji Spencer


Have you tried removing the scope?
Are you posting to cf using perl or the other way around?

actually neither. the perl test I did was just to show that what I was 
doing worked..however I wasn't doing eveything I needed.

I am making a direct HTTP request to the web server.

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one CF engine, several seperate web servers

2000-07-27 Thread Benji Spencer

We are looking at trying to set up the following:

1) CF application engine
2) or more seperate web servers

the flow of data would be like this...

User comes in, and requests a CF page from web1. Webone sees it is a cf 
file, and passws the file off to the engine (on the same machine) 
(secondary question. when there is a .cfm file, does the web server 
retrieve it and pass it off to CF, or does the application server?). the CF 
engine processes it, and returns the results to the web server, which 
serves the page up to the user.

then...web2 recieves a request. the web server retrieves the file, sees it 
is a .cfm file, and passes it off to the CF engine on the web1 box. the Cf 
engine processes it, and returns the data to web2 which is then servered to 
the user.

the first part is normal, and easy, the second part makes it a little bit 
more interesting

the second part's data flow would go like this.
1) user makes request for a .cfm file
2) the web server (Apache) recieves the request
3) the web server reads the file from disk
4) the file is passed to CF on the other box
5) CF processes the file
6) CF sends the data back to the web server (Apache)
7) the web server serves it to the user.


I have found that CF in distributed mode almost does this. It seems to...

1) user makes a request for a .cfm file
2) the web server sees it is a .cfm file, and passws the request off to CF 
on the other machine
3) CF reads the file from disk
4) CF processes the file
5) Cf sends the results back to the web server (Apache).

can part #1 be accomplished?

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CF 4.5.1 on Solaris - server restarts

2000-06-08 Thread Benji Spencer

hello

I didn't see anything on this top in the archivesit would be nice if I 
could get some help though.

We are running Cold Fusion 4.5.1 (just installed the upgrade last week, 
from CF 4.0) on a Solaris machine (plenty of memory, not over worked, not 
real busy). For some reason, the CF server (cfserver) is dumping 
core/restarting very often. the span of time between these can range from 
30 seconds, to about 60 mins (with the longer times being at night). the 
log files point to no errors, they just say that the Application server has 
restarted.

has anyone run into this problem, or has idea of where I should look to fix 
this? I have played with the "settings", "caching",and "variables", but 
nothing has made a difference, or affected the times.

the 4.0 server dumped core from time to time, (daily), but wasn't near this 
bad. When the server dumps core, the cfm pages are unavailable for a few 
seconds.

benji

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Re: .....CF on Linux 6.2 , got a clue?

2000-06-08 Thread Benji Spencer


We have decided to run CF 4.5 on Linux 6.2 . And using Mysql as the
backend database.
This project is going to be test run soon.
Anyone has a clue as to what I'm to expect ??? cause I sure as hell don't !

you shouldn't have much trouble. you will need to probably get MyODBC and 
convince CF to use it (ftp://ftp.igc.apc.org/pub/myodbc/README)

I would have verified that they didn't include the drive on our Linux 
system, but as I only have the evaluation version there, it has expired :/ 
we are running CF and MySQL on Solaris though as our main server.

benji


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