Windows MySQL

[Norman Elton]

Has anybody done any development with the Windows version of MySQL? How does
it rate compared to an Access DB, SQL Server, etc?

Thanks for any advice!

Norman Elton
Information Technology
College of William & Mary

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windows nt

[Robert Orlini]

Hello,

Sorry this is not a CF question, but any insight is appreciated. I'm trying to upgrade 
a laptop from Win 98 to Win NT 4.0, but I get the flooiwng error either when I boot 
w/the Win NT cd-rom or load it while Win 98 is running: 

"Setup unable to install winnt boot loader. Ensure c: drive is formatted and drive is 
not damaged. Setup cannot continue"

Anything I need to know here?

Thanks!

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Windows Authentication

[Robert Everland III]

Ok I have an ISAPI application that can't be secure with usernames and password, so the only way is if the user logs in with a windows username and password. I am taking away all the NT users in favor of a database that has all their names and passwords. Is there any way that I can make a CF page that will log into windows with a specified username and password so that they aren't prompted for a password.

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Re: Windows

[phumes1]

My main page I have a index.cfm file which gets loaded by IE by default.

I don't want the toolbar, menubar etc..etc to appear. I just want the page
loaded into a window without all that crud. How can I do this...JS with the
code below?

'toolbar=no,directories=no,status=no,menubar=no,scrollbars=no,resizable=yes,width=290,height=200')

I can't get this to work properly. It open my index.cfm file in another
window without all the crud at the top but then a dialog pops up asking if
I want to the this window?

Below is the code for my "load.cfm" page which on the OnLoad loads my
index.cfm file.




  











  setTimeout("self.close()", 2000 )









+---+ 

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RE: Windows

[Shawn Grover]

There is a security restriction in JS.  You cannot do a JS close on a
browser window if it is not a JS child window.
We got around this by changing the Opener of the calling window.

For example:

In Index.cfm:

window.open(page2.cfm);

In Page2:

self.parent.opener = self;
self.parent.close();

I'm not looking at the code for this right now, so might have the details
wrong, but I know the concept works.

Good Luck.

Shawn Grover

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Subject: Re: Windows


My main page I have a index.cfm file which gets loaded by IE by default.

I don't want the toolbar, menubar etc..etc to appear. I just want the page
loaded into a window without all that crud. How can I do this...JS with the
code below?

'toolbar=no,directories=no,status=no,menubar=no,scrollbars=no,resizable=yes,
width=290,height=200')

I can't get this to work properly. It open my index.cfm file in another
window without all the crud at the top but then a dialog pops up asking if
I want to the this window?

Below is the code for my "load.cfm" page which on the OnLoad loads my
index.cfm file.




  



<!-- Begin
function popupPage() {
var page = "index.cfm";
windowprops = "height=620,width=720,location=no,"
+ "scrollbars=yes,menubars=no,toolbars=no,resizable=yes";

window.open(page, "Popup", windowprops);
}
//  End -->







  setTimeout("self.close()", 2000 )









+---
+

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Windows 2000??

[HappyToad.com]

How many of you are using Windows 2000 on your pc?  I am getting really
tired of win98 problems and are wondering how much better win 2000 is.

Thanks,
Rich

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Multiple Windows

[James Sleeman]

Hi all,
does anybody know the behaviour of the major browsers with regard to
cookies and multiple windows, specifically I want to know if the same
browser accessing the same Cold Fusion application using two seperate
windows at the same time will bee seen by cold fusion as a single session
or two independant sessions - I want to popup a window containing a series
of forms for a logged in user to fill out - will passing CFTOKEN and CFID
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Windows ME

[Karl Simanonok]

Hi,

I'm not having any luck installing CF 4.5 on Windows Millenium Edition, and 
I vaguely remember someone mentioning months ago on this list that it was 
difficult or impossible--does anybody know for sure?

I've got a little ThinkPad 560X laptop with Windows ME already on it that 
I'd like to use for portable CF developing and was hoping I could get a 
good CF install.  If I can't use Windows ME, what would perform best on 
that machine (233 MHz, 64 megs RAM, 4 gig hard drive), Win 95 or Win 98?

TIA,

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Windows groups

[Simon Whittaker]

All,

If I am authenticating a user with Windows Authentication in IIS - I
know that I can get the user name with the cgi.remote_user variable
but is there any way for me to find out what windows groups the user
is a member of? Have been reading about cflogin - anyone any
experiences with this and windows authentication?

TIA 

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Linux vs. Windows

[Candace Cottrell]

Hey everybody

The boss wants to know what the advantages are for running CFMX on
Win2K vs. Linux and vise-versa.

Any good websites, or is this one of those "Check the archives you
fool" questions? 
;)  (lol)

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Windows Popup Login

[David Hannum]

When I secure a web directory on Apache, I use .htaccess.  When the page is
hit, the windows login box pops up to handle the login.  Is there a way to
do the same using CF on IIS?  The thing is, it's not just a specific
directory.  This is for Single Sign-On.  So I need the popup to appear any
time a user hits an application where authentication is required, and I
detect that they have not logged in yet.

Thanks,
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CFStudio resource windows

[Michael Slatoff]

Every once in a while, when I open up studio, my docked resource windows
become undocked and in the background. Is this a known issue and is there an
patch for it?

Michael


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RE: Windows MySQL

[DeVoil, Nick]

> Has anybody done any development with the Windows version of MySQL?
> How does it rate compared to an Access DB, SQL Server, etc?

Free-ish :-)

No graphical IDE-type tools :-|

Nice but incomplete implementation of SQL language (no subselects or 
stored procs) with some useful web-oriented extensions :-|

No support for transactional integrity :-| You might or might not care
about this, see http://openacs.org/philosophy/why-not-mysql.html for a
tedious & acrimonious holy war on this subject

Blisteringly fast for read-only access :-)

Overall you will probably be less productive with MySQL than either
of the other two - to what extent, depends on how much you like to use
the M$ visual tools as opposed to being a hardcore SQL programmer.

Your site will be better off using MySQL than Access. If you have
a lot of update transaction volume, SQL Server is the only serious
DBMS of the three. But if it's mostly read-only access, MySQL will
stand up well. I've developed using the Windows version but only
deployed on Linux so I'm not sure if this holds true for both.

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OT: Windows Update

[cf-talk]

I'm not too sure how many people out there know about this problem but I
just experienced it for the first time and had never heard of it before.
Hopefully this will save someone else the frustration I just went though:

I was setting up a new server today with Windows 2000.  Everything went
normally until I went to the Windows Update website and tried to download
the latest updates.  Everything appeared to be normal but to my surprise
windows update came back and said "There are no updates available for your
computer."

"Very strange!", I thought to myself.

I tried rebooting a couple of times, still no change.  Finally I just went
ahead and manually installed SP4 and some other things... thinking that
maybe the Windows Update site was broken or something.  Going back to the
windows update website produced the same behavior.  So I tried from a
different computer... everything there worked fine!?!?

After some research on Google I found the cause of the problem...

"The cause of the issue is that if a machine has its date set to something
outside of the valid range of the SSL certificate on MS's WinUpdate site,
WinUpdate will get an SSL error. Instead of reporting it in some
intelligible manner, WinUpdate simply reports, 'There are no updates
available for your computer. Please check back later' (with no error message
at all)."

Sure enough... I checked my system clock and found that it was set to
2002... correct month and day, wrong year.  I changed it to 2003 and tried
Windows Update again... everything worked perfectly fine this time.

Just thought I'd give everyone a heads up on this issue as it completely
caught me off guard this weekend.

-Novak

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Re: Windows Update

[Jim McAtee]

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> I'm not too sure how many people out there know about this problem but I
> just experienced it for the first time and had never heard of it before.
> Hopefully this will save someone else the frustration I just went though:
>
> I was setting up a new server today with Windows 2000.  Everything went
> normally until I went to the Windows Update website and tried to download
> the latest updates.  Everything appeared to be normal but to my surprise
> windows update came back and said "There are no updates available for your
> computer."


There are numerous problems with Windows Update not always reporting
accurately.  I certainly wouldn't trust it for a production server.  Run
hfnetchk or a similar update checker, then apply missing patches manually.

Jim

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RE: Windows Update

[Robertson-Ravo, Neil (RX)]

Erm, it could be a bad class file within IE.  Windows Update basically is
"hfnetchk" with a few add-ons etc.  You can also run the MBSA which will
provide a good sample of whats not on, though to be honest, starting with
the latest SP and then running update is a better bet as sometimes for a non
patched machine it may not recognise the DLL which needs to be
replaced/renewed etc..

N

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To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Windows Update


[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


> I'm not too sure how many people out there know about this problem but I
> just experienced it for the first time and had never heard of it before.
> Hopefully this will save someone else the frustration I just went though:
>
> I was setting up a new server today with Windows 2000.  Everything went
> normally until I went to the Windows Update website and tried to download
> the latest updates.  Everything appeared to be normal but to my surprise
> windows update came back and said "There are no updates available for your
> computer."


There are numerous problems with Windows Update not always reporting
accurately.  I certainly wouldn't trust it for a production server.  Run
hfnetchk or a similar update checker, then apply missing patches manually.

Jim


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RE: Windows Update

[Dave Watts]

> Erm, it could be a bad class file within IE. Windows Update 
> basically is "hfnetchk" with a few add-ons etc. 

This isn't really accurate at all. The two tools work completely
differently, although they provide similar functionality. There are lots of
known problems with Windows Update (take a look at the ntbugtraq list if you
don't believe me), and it really isn't suitable for managing servers.

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RE: windows nt

[Joshua Tipton]

You are probably trying to install NT 4.0 on a fat 32 partition which
nt4 cannot read.

Joshua Tipton

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To: CF-Talk
Subject: windows nt

Hello,

Sorry this is not a CF question, but any insight is appreciated. I'm
trying to upgrade a laptop from Win 98 to Win NT 4.0, but I get the
flooiwng error either when I boot w/the Win NT cd-rom or load it while
Win 98 is running: 

"Setup unable to install winnt boot loader. Ensure c: drive is formatted
and drive is not damaged. Setup cannot continue"

Anything I need to know here?

Thanks!

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RE: windows nt

[Steve Oliver]

I'm not sure if you can upgrade 98 to NT without formatting the drive to
NTFS first.  

I've installed NT a few times and it's one of the hardest OS's to
install.  If NT doesn't support one of your devices you have to put one
in that it will support, and that's not going to happen with a laptop.

You might want to check first and see if there are NT drivers for your
laptop devices.

_
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To: CF-Talk
Subject: windows nt


Hello,

Sorry this is not a CF question, but any insight is appreciated. I'm
trying to upgrade a laptop from Win 98 to Win NT 4.0, but I get the
flooiwng error either when I boot w/the Win NT cd-rom or load it while
Win 98 is running: 

"Setup unable to install winnt boot loader. Ensure c: drive is formatted
and drive is not damaged. Setup cannot continue"

Anything I need to know here?

Thanks!

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WebTeam at Wilson

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RE: windows nt

[Joshua Tipton]

NT does not have to be installed on a NTFS partition.  It can be
installed on FAT or NTFS.

Joshua Tipton

-Original Message-
From: Steve Oliver [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] 
Sent: Monday, March 11, 2002 7:53 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: windows nt

I'm not sure if you can upgrade 98 to NT without formatting the drive to
NTFS first.  

I've installed NT a few times and it's one of the hardest OS's to
install.  If NT doesn't support one of your devices you have to put one
in that it will support, and that's not going to happen with a laptop.

You might want to check first and see if there are NT drivers for your
laptop devices.

_
steve oliver
senior internet developer
atnet solutions, inc.
http://www.atnetsolutions.com


-Original Message-
From: Robert Orlini [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] 
Sent: Monday, March 11, 2002 7:40 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: windows nt


Hello,

Sorry this is not a CF question, but any insight is appreciated. I'm
trying to upgrade a laptop from Win 98 to Win NT 4.0, but I get the
flooiwng error either when I boot w/the Win NT cd-rom or load it while
Win 98 is running: 

"Setup unable to install winnt boot loader. Ensure c: drive is formatted
and drive is not damaged. Setup cannot continue"

Anything I need to know here?

Thanks!

Robert O.
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RE: windows nt

[Steve Oliver]

FAT, being FAT16, but not FAT32, which 98 systems are.

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From: Joshua Tipton [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] 
Sent: Monday, March 11, 2002 8:17 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: windows nt


NT does not have to be installed on a NTFS partition.  It can be
installed on FAT or NTFS.

Joshua Tipton

-Original Message-
From: Steve Oliver [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] 
Sent: Monday, March 11, 2002 7:53 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: windows nt

I'm not sure if you can upgrade 98 to NT without formatting the drive to
NTFS first.  

I've installed NT a few times and it's one of the hardest OS's to
install.  If NT doesn't support one of your devices you have to put one
in that it will support, and that's not going to happen with a laptop.

You might want to check first and see if there are NT drivers for your
laptop devices.

_
steve oliver
senior internet developer
atnet solutions, inc.
http://www.atnetsolutions.com


-Original Message-
From: Robert Orlini [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] 
Sent: Monday, March 11, 2002 7:40 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: windows nt


Hello,

Sorry this is not a CF question, but any insight is appreciated. I'm
trying to upgrade a laptop from Win 98 to Win NT 4.0, but I get the
flooiwng error either when I boot w/the Win NT cd-rom or load it while
Win 98 is running: 

"Setup unable to install winnt boot loader. Ensure c: drive is formatted
and drive is not damaged. Setup cannot continue"

Anything I need to know here?

Thanks!

Robert O.
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RE: windows nt

[Mark A. Kruger - CFG]

To be absolutely clear - you cannot upgrade this laptop without reformatting
the disk - meaning losing everything.  Plus, I can tell you that upgrading a
laptop (in particular) to NT Is a crap shoot at best.  Look for preparation
utilities or driver packs from the OEM for the laptop - good luck .

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Sent: Monday, March 11, 2002 7:21 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: windows nt


FAT, being FAT16, but not FAT32, which 98 systems are.

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senior internet developer
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http://www.atnetsolutions.com


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From: Joshua Tipton [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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Subject: RE: windows nt


NT does not have to be installed on a NTFS partition.  It can be
installed on FAT or NTFS.

Joshua Tipton

-Original Message-
From: Steve Oliver [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, March 11, 2002 7:53 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: windows nt

I'm not sure if you can upgrade 98 to NT without formatting the drive to
NTFS first.

I've installed NT a few times and it's one of the hardest OS's to
install.  If NT doesn't support one of your devices you have to put one
in that it will support, and that's not going to happen with a laptop.

You might want to check first and see if there are NT drivers for your
laptop devices.

_
steve oliver
senior internet developer
atnet solutions, inc.
http://www.atnetsolutions.com


-Original Message-
From: Robert Orlini [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, March 11, 2002 7:40 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: windows nt


Hello,

Sorry this is not a CF question, but any insight is appreciated. I'm
trying to upgrade a laptop from Win 98 to Win NT 4.0, but I get the
flooiwng error either when I boot w/the Win NT cd-rom or load it while
Win 98 is running:

"Setup unable to install winnt boot loader. Ensure c: drive is formatted
and drive is not damaged. Setup cannot continue"

Anything I need to know here?

Thanks!

Robert O.
WebTeam at Wilson




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Oracle on Windows?

[Dana Larose]

Are their Oracle drivers for CF 4.5.1 Windows?  (I client asked me this
morning, the chart I found on Allaire's website says their isn't, but I
don't know how current it is)

Dana Larose
Database Design
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RE: Windows Authentication

[Schuster, Steven]

Yes and No, what Web Server are you using?



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Ok I have an ISAPI application that can't be secure with usernames and
password, so the only way is if the user logs in with a windows username and
password. I am taking away all the NT users in favor of a database that has
all their names and passwords. Is there any way that I can make a CF page
that will log into windows with a specified username and password so that
they aren't prompted for a password.

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RE: Windows Authentication

[Schuster, Steven]

Turn on Windows Integrated Security in IIS under the properties of the a.)
folder or b.) site you wish to integrate with the domain.


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and
>password. I am taking away all the NT users in favor of a database that has
>all their names and passwords. Is there any way that I can make a CF page
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apache 2 - windows

[Tracy Bost]

I vaguely remember this being discussed a while back and can't find the thread in the 
archives but...
   Has anyone built a coldfusion module to load with the new apache windows version ?



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spawning new windows

[Cornillon, Matthieu]

Hi, everyone.  I have a challenge for you.  I want to spawn a new (2nd)
browser window, but I don't want it to use JavaScript.  And I want to do it
from any page on a site, so I want to put a test in Application.cfm that
initiates the process.

More specifically:

User loads page on site.
Application.cfm does test for a cookie, finds that it fails.
Page requested is sent back to user, but includes {SOME KIND OF HTML} that
forces a second new window to load, displaying a message.
-or-
Page requested is sent back to user, AND CFAS sends a second page back to
new user as a second window.

I assume that there's no way to do the latter option.  I've looked for
CFHEADER code that would work, but couldn't find anything.  If there is HTML
that does this automatically, I haven't found it.  I heard of , but then couldn't find documentation on it.

Any ideas?

Thanks,
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RE: Windows 2000??

[Simon Horwith]

win2K is more stable than 98, that's for sure.  Personally, I still like NT
more, even if it doesn't support USB and all that other fun stuff.  I
recommend W2K if it's a choice between that and 98, though.
~Simon

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How many of you are using Windows 2000 on your pc?  I am getting really
tired of win98 problems and are wondering how much better win 2000 is.

Thanks,
Rich


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RE: Windows 2000??

[Alan Wolf]

I've been running Win2K Professional on my laptop and it hasn't crashed
once. The apps may hang but the OS stays up.

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tired of win98 problems and are wondering how much better win 2000 is.

Thanks,
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Re: Windows 2000??

[Howie Hamlin]

WIN2K kicks righteous butt :-)

Seriously, though - it is stable as heck and great for a development
environment (it even runs games :-)

Regards,

Howie

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> How many of you are using Windows 2000 on your pc?  I am getting really
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>
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> Rich
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RE: Windows 2000??

[Jaime Garza]

Change now!  That is, if you have lots of memory (256K?)  My last reboot: 2
weeks ago...  CF studio is a charm, except for the Alt+Tab bug.





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Thanks,
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Re: Windows 2000??

[Kevin Schmidt]

I use win2K Server on my laptop and desktop and haven't had any problems
yet.  I like that fact of not having to reboot everytime I make a change to
my network settings.

Kevin Schmidt
Internet Services Director
PWB Integrated Marketing and Communications
Office: 734.995.5000
Mobile: 734.649.4843

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> How many of you are using Windows 2000 on your pc?  I am getting really
> tired of win98 problems and are wondering how much better win 2000 is.
>
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> Rich
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RE: Windows 2000??

[Dan Schueler]

I'm using a Dell laptop with Win2k pro, works great, stuff actually works.
Biggest benefit besides IIS actually working all the time is that
the hibernate mode always works.  You put it into hibernate, takes about
15 seconds.  When you want to use it again it starts up in about 15 seconds.
Highly recommended.  Cost about $3k with big (20) hard disk but only 128mb
ram.


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Re: Windows 2000??

[Ken Wilson]

I use Win2k Pro for my development machine and couldn't be happier.

Ken


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> Rich
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Re: Windows 2000??

[Russell Jones]

I've had no problems with it yet.

I love the new interface too.

Cold Fusion is running fine.

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> Rich
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RE: Windows 2000??

[Marcus]

I'm using 2000, and I love it. Much more stable then anything else I've
used. Studio still blows up, by Win2K just staggers a bit, then continues
on. So far, it's been 2 months without a reboot :)

Marcus

> How many of you are using Windows 2000 on your pc?  I am getting really
> tired of win98 problems and are wondering how much better win 2000 is.
>
> Thanks,
> Rich

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RE: Windows 2000??

[Angél Stewart]

Windows 2000 Professional is a great development environment. I would
recommend moving up from 98 if you can spare the time to reinstall
applications etc.

Because there are still a few tools and utilities that won't work with it,
and you won't know what they are in most cases until it is too late, I say
go with a DualBoot between 98 and Windows 2000 until you are comfortable
with what works and what doesn't under the new OS.

For me, Adobe Image Ready 2.0 does not work under Windows 2000, and thats a
big negative, so I'm glad I still have 98 to go to when I need it. But now,
98 feels slow, and bloated compared to my Windows 2000 environment. (could
be just me :-) )

If you are going with the Dual Boot, you can put Win2K on a seperate
partition (Doesn't have to be your main drive) and remember you will have to
reinstall all your apps, so you'll need to basically multiply the space your
apps currently take up ..so ensure you got enough room before making the
switch..as well as the time to go through it.

Upgrading your Email postboxes may be a bit of a challenge too..umm..what
did I do..I think I used Outlook 2000 to import my Outlook Express mailboxes
in windows 98..then I went to Windows 2000 and fired up Outlook 2000 there
and did an Import from a previous .pst file.

Trying to use Outlook Express in Win2K to import the messages from 98 just
was not working

Those are the little pitfalls I came across when I made the switch.
But it was worth the day or two to get everything at a stable equilibrium.
Oh! And it plays Quake III really well too for those after hours Frag Fests
at work ;-P

I sense another hard drive upgrade in my future though..I've already run
through the new 10 gig
heh heh ;-P

-Gel

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RE: Windows 2000??

[Mark W. Breneman]

For me W2k was THE FIX for Cf studio (On win 98).  I have not run into
anyone that has the studio resource "hog" (40+% resources) problem with W2K.
Maybe I will find a few people here that have problems.

It "Rocks" for a M$ product.

I reboot once a week.

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RE: Windows 2000??

[Scott, Andrew]

Are we talking about the server or professional version of Windows 2000, I
have been running the Professional version since beta testers were allowed
to get their hands on it. And I agree its much more stable than its
predecessor ever was. However I have problems with Windows 2000 Advanced
Server, CF Server seems to fail big time with the Authentication/Site Minder
never being able to authenticate against the security
Contexts/userdirectory. However I am able to get CF Server to run under
Windows 2000 Professional without any hiccups, this means that I can't run
Spectra under the Advanced Server version of Windows 2000


regards

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I'm using 2000, and I love it. Much more stable then anything else I've
used. Studio still blows up, by Win2K just staggers a bit, then continues
on. So far, it's been 2 months without a reboot :)

Marcus

> How many of you are using Windows 2000 on your pc?  I am getting really
> tired of win98 problems and are wondering how much better win 2000 is.
>
> Thanks,
> Rich


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RE: Windows 2000??

[Scott, Andrew]

Studio does hog a lot of resources, however under W2K its not noticeable as
much. Can I say that my PC PIII-650, 128meg of ram hasn't been rebooted for
now 3 months. Thats has got to be a record for any of my 5 machines well
except my linux server that never gets rebooted as it is never needed:-)

regards

Andrew Scott
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For me W2k was THE FIX for Cf studio (On win 98).  I have not run into
anyone that has the studio resource "hog" (40+% resources) problem with W2K.
Maybe I will find a few people here that have problems.

It "Rocks" for a M$ product.

I reboot once a week.

Mark W. Breneman
-Cold Fusion Developer
-Network Administrator
  Vivid Media
  [EMAIL PROTECTED]
  www.vividmedia.com
  608.270.9770

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> Rich
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Re: Windows 2000??

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The only difference I have noticed (running win2k on IBM Thinkpad A20m,
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Re: Windows 2000??

[paul smith]

Gee.  What a surprise ;-)

At 08:27 AM 10/3/00 -0400, you wrote:
>The only difference I have noticed (running win2k on IBM Thinkpad A20m,
>P3 700 MHz) is that my applications run really slow in Netscape 4.x
>while lightening fast in IE 5.

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RE: Windows 2000??

[Dave Watts]

> Are we talking about the server or professional version of 
> Windows 2000, I have been running the Professional version 
> since beta testers were allowed to get their hands on it. 
> And I agree its much more stable than its predecessor ever 
> was. However I have problems with Windows 2000 Advanced
> Server, CF Server seems to fail big time with the 
> Authentication/Site Minder never being able to authenticate 
> against the security Contexts/userdirectory. However I am 
> able to get CF Server to run under Windows 2000 Professional 
> without any hiccups, this means that I can't run Spectra 
> under the Advanced Server version of Windows 2000

The version of SiteMinder bundled with CF doesn't support authentication
against Active Directory. The newest version of SiteMinder supposedly does,
and that version may be bundled with CF in the future.

You shouldn't have any problems with Win2K Server though, if you don't set
up Active Directory.

Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
http://www.figleaf.com/
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RE: Windows 2000??

[Scott, Andrew]

You know I have sent many messages to Allaire on this, and not once have
they come up with an answer. I do have problems with W2K Advanced Server and
no I do not run Active Server Directory well its not installed anyway.



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> Are we talking about the server or professional version of 
> Windows 2000, I have been running the Professional version 
> since beta testers were allowed to get their hands on it. 
> And I agree its much more stable than its predecessor ever 
> was. However I have problems with Windows 2000 Advanced
> Server, CF Server seems to fail big time with the 
> Authentication/Site Minder never being able to authenticate 
> against the security Contexts/userdirectory. However I am 
> able to get CF Server to run under Windows 2000 Professional 
> without any hiccups, this means that I can't run Spectra 
> under the Advanced Server version of Windows 2000

The version of SiteMinder bundled with CF doesn't support authentication
against Active Directory. The newest version of SiteMinder supposedly does,
and that version may be bundled with CF in the future.

You shouldn't have any problems with Win2K Server though, if you don't set
up Active Directory.

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Re: Multiple Windows

[Michael Imhoff]

If they are spawned from the same session and application, then they will
stay together.

If the applications have different application names, then they will be
seperated as far as the client and session variables go.

Hope that helps,
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> Hi all,
> does anybody know the behaviour of the major browsers with regard to
> cookies and multiple windows, specifically I want to know if the same
> browser accessing the same Cold Fusion application using two seperate
> windows at the same time will bee seen by cold fusion as a single session
> or two independant sessions - I want to popup a window containing a series
> of forms for a logged in user to fill out - will passing CFTOKEN and CFID
> into the popup url and through the series of forms be necessary ?
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pop up windows

[Jones, Becky]

i have a template that i want to be able to have a link that you would click

on that would launch a popup window.  the contents of that popup window when

changed will effect the template underneath.  my problem is that the window 
doesnt automatically close after i click on submit (an alert box asks me if 
i really want to close the window)  i click on yes, but it doesnt refresh 
the template.  how can i get the template to automatically refresh with the 
new changes and the popup window to just close after the submit button is 
clicked?  i used window.close() but that still gives me that alert box. 
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Windows NT error

[John McCosker]

Would anyone be familiar with this error on the webserver log,
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Webserver Log,

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RE: Windows ME

[Parker, Kevin]

I'm not having any joy with CF on my ME machine either so next weekend I'm
upgrading to Win 2K - that should fix it. It did run OK when my machine was
running 98 if that's of any help.




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Hi,

I'm not having any luck installing CF 4.5 on Windows Millenium Edition, and 
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I've got a little ThinkPad 560X laptop with Windows ME already on it that 
I'd like to use for portable CF developing and was hoping I could get a 
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RE: Windows ME

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I'm running CF Server on an ME box with PWS 4.0 on a machine.  I didn't have
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Hi,

I'm not having any luck installing CF 4.5 on Windows Millenium Edition, and
I vaguely remember someone mentioning months ago on this list that it was
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I'd like to use for portable CF developing and was hoping I could get a
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Windows 2000 NLB

[Michael Ross]

I am trying to set up a windows 2000 network load balancing cluster.  I have two 
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two servers.  If I get it going it starts to work and then I pull the plug on the #1 
priority and #2 takes over.  But as soon as I plug # 1 back in the hole things 
bombIts like they are not talking
Also in both the event viewer's Its says the "priority number" has joined as default 
with host(s) "priority number"..blah blah.  In both event viewers it doesn't see 
the other one and they both are acting like defaults.

I have looked and looked at the settings and everythings seems okay.I just put in 
a new extreme switch and configured the vlan for multicasting.  I am thinking that 
maybe it has something to do with the vlan not letting them talk?

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mySQL for Windows

[Adrian Cooper]

Just downloaded and installed mySQL, myODBC and myGUI under Windows 2000 AS.

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[David Koehler]

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Windows file synchronizer?

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Archive: http://www.houseoffusion.com/lists.cfm/link=i:4:166673---I have 2 servers that have the same app running on them and people
upload files through the app.  The servers are not on the same network,
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knew there was a VPN connection connecting the servers.  Does anyone
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Re: Windows groups

[Jochem van Dieten]

Simon Whittaker wrote:
> 
> If I am authenticating a user with Windows Authentication in IIS - I
> know that I can get the user name with the cgi.remote_user variable
> but is there any way for me to find out what windows groups the user
> is a member of?

"net user " should tell you.

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RE: Windows groups

[Dawson, Michael]

I would suggest using LDAP.  The attribute you need is "memberOf".  If
you use CFLDAP, set the SEPARATOR attribute = "|" (vertical pipe).  It
will make it much easier to loop through the group DNs that are
retrieved.

 
Be careful of using LDAP if a person is a member of more than 1000
groups.  You have to do some funky stuff if any multi-valued attributes
exceed 1000 items.

 
If that is the case, I would write a COM object that uses ADSI to get
the group membership.

 
Let me know if you want to see any code for either method.

 
Thanks

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> but is there any way for me to find out what windows groups the user
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cfexecute mysql windows

[joe velez]

hi -

im running cfmx6 w/ mysql 3+ and im trying to execute the following tag:

 

However, whenever I run this rather than it executing correctly I recieve the 
mysql debug info explaining how to use mysql.exe

If I run everything from the command line everything executes just fine.
i.e. c:>c:/mysql/bin/mysql.exe -u #username# --password=#password# -h localhost 
#database# < c:/sql.sql'

If it's not obvious, I'd naturally use my username, password and database in 
place of the # #. =)

Any suggestions?

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MPSB03-02 - Using Windows NT Authentication and Windows file permissions

[brook]

Hello Weekenders,

I'm sure most of you got the MM Security bulletin the other day 
(http://www.macromedia.com/security). I am trying to figure out what the 
security breach is if the steps outlines in the Security Bulletin are not 
taken. It doesn't describe what level of access an attacker could gain 
through this exploit. And since we use the SES Url's 
(mysite.com/index.cfm/myvar/myvarvalue/), I can not easily implement this 
security fix because checking the "check that file exists" box in IIS 
causes 404's since, the file name is buried in the query string.

So If any one can fill me in on the severity of this exploit and then I can 
appropriately decide if I need to make some serious changes to multiple 
sites or find an alternative.

Thanks

Brook Davies
maracasmedia


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RE: MPSB03-02 - Using Windows NT Authentication and Windows file permissions

[Dave Watts]

> > The CFM file is always executed within the context of 
> > the CF server, no matter what. Of course, you should 
> > limit the privileges of the account in which CF runs
> > to the extent possible.
> >
> Which normally is the Localsystem account, which will 
> grant CFMX all access. Running CFMX under a different 
> user isn't as easy as it might seem. Just changing the 
> usercontext didn't do the trick here, it requires a 
> bunch of registry/ACL changes too.

I found it very easy to run CFMX under a less-privileged user account,
compared to CF 5 and earlier versions. I didn't have to make any registry
changes, but of course I had to change the appropriate filesystem ACLs. But
still, the whole thing took me all of about five minutes. I just granted
RWXD to the \CFusionMX directory and its subdirectories (admittedly this
could be tightened considerably) and read rights to the web root containing
.cfm files.

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Re: MPSB03-02 - Using Windows NT Authentication and Windows file permissions

[mark brinkworth]

My understanding of this was that anybody could run
the CFM template regardless of their NTFS file
permissions, for that template. 

Cheers

 --- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Hello Weekenders,
> 
> I'm sure most of you got the MM Security bulletin
> the other day 
> (http://www.macromedia.com/security). I am trying to
> figure out what the 
> security breach is if the steps outlines in the
> Security Bulletin are not 
> taken. It doesn't describe what level of access an
> attacker could gain 
> through this exploit. And since we use the SES Url's
> 
> (mysite.com/index.cfm/myvar/myvarvalue/), I can not
> easily implement this 
> security fix because checking the "check that file
> exists" box in IIS 
> causes 404's since, the file name is buried in the
> query string.
> 
> So If any one can fill me in on the severity of this
> exploit and then I can 
> appropriately decide if I need to make some serious
> changes to multiple 
> sites or find an alternative.
> 
> Thanks
> 
> Brook Davies
> maracasmedia


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Re: MPSB03-02 - Using Windows NT Authentication and Windows file permissions

[mark brinkworth]

Forgot to include another link that may help you

http://www.securitytracker.com/alerts/2003/Jan/1006023.html

Cheers


 --- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Hello Weekenders,
> 
> I'm sure most of you got the MM Security bulletin
> the other day 
> (http://www.macromedia.com/security). I am trying to
> figure out what the 
> security breach is if the steps outlines in the
> Security Bulletin are not 
> taken. It doesn't describe what level of access an
> attacker could gain 
> through this exploit. And since we use the SES Url's
> 
> (mysite.com/index.cfm/myvar/myvarvalue/), I can not
> easily implement this 
> security fix because checking the "check that file
> exists" box in IIS 
> causes 404's since, the file name is buried in the
> query string.
> 
> So If any one can fill me in on the severity of this
> exploit and then I can 
> appropriately decide if I need to make some serious
> changes to multiple 
> sites or find an alternative.
> 
> Thanks
> 
> Brook Davies
> maracasmedia
> 
> 
>

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Re: MPSB03-02 - Using Windows NT Authentication and Windows file permissions

[brook]

Ok Thanks :) I guess my next question is:

Is there any way to use the "check that file exists" setting in IIS while 
using SES URL's.

Example: http:www.mysite.com/index.cfm/fuseaction/display/

Brook




At 05:05 AM 2/2/03 +, you wrote:
>Forgot to include another link that may help you
>
>http://www.securitytracker.com/alerts/2003/Jan/1006023.html
>
>Cheers
>
>
>  --- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Hello Weekenders,
> >
> > I'm sure most of you got the MM Security bulletin
> > the other day
> > (http://www.macromedia.com/security). I am trying to
> > figure out what the
> > security breach is if the steps outlines in the
> > Security Bulletin are not
> > taken. It doesn't describe what level of access an
> > attacker could gain
> > through this exploit. And since we use the SES Url's
> >
> > (mysite.com/index.cfm/myvar/myvarvalue/), I can not
> > easily implement this
> > security fix because checking the "check that file
> > exists" box in IIS
> > causes 404's since, the file name is buried in the
> > query string.
> >
> > So If any one can fill me in on the severity of this
> > exploit and then I can
> > appropriately decide if I need to make some serious
> > changes to multiple
> > sites or find an alternative.
> >
> > Thanks
> >
> > Brook Davies
> > maracasmedia
> >
> >
> >
>
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RE: MPSB03-02 - Using Windows NT Authentication and Windows file permissions

[Dave Watts]

> Is there any way to use the "check that file exists" 
> setting in IIS while using SES URL's.
> 
> Example: http:www.mysite.com/index.cfm/fuseaction/display/

No, I don't think so, since the file doesn't actually exist!

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RE: MPSB03-02 - Using Windows NT Authentication and Windows file permissions

[brook]

Yikes - that would mean we would have to recode basically every app we have 
ever made that has  and web accessible admin directory. Do you think it 
would be safe to use a cold fusion scripted login routine instead of ACL's 
and WIndows Authentication.

I recall seeing recently that web based admin's getting hacked was one of 
the top security vulnerabilities with web apps.

Does anyone know how this exploit is exploited? What context is the CFM 
template executed under? Is the application.cfm file still executed?

Brook


At 03:14 PM 2/2/2003 -0500, you wrote:
> > Is there any way to use the "check that file exists"
> > setting in IIS while using SES URL's.
> >
> > Example: http:www.mysite.com/index.cfm/fuseaction/display/
>
>No, I don't think so, since the file doesn't actually exist!
>
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Re: MPSB03-02 - Using Windows NT Authentication and Windows file permissions

[Jochem van Dieten]

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Yikes - that would mean we would have to recode basically every app we have 
> ever made that has  and web accessible admin directory. Do you think it 
> would be safe to use a cold fusion scripted login routine instead of ACL's 
> and WIndows Authentication.

If you can write a decent login it should be no problem.


> Does anyone know how this exploit is exploited? What context is the CFM 
> template executed under? Is the application.cfm file still executed?

Think of it as a priorities issue. Until CF MX the priority of the IIS 
security filter was higher as the priority of CF, so first the IIS 
security was checked and then the control was passed on to the CF Service.
Now with CF MX the priority of the filter that intercepts for CF MX and 
and redirects them to CF MX is higher as the priority of the IIS 
Security filter. So the request is passed on to the CF MX service before 
IIS security settings are checkd. But it is still a normal request, and 
all the normal ACL rules still apply.

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Re: MPSB03-02 - Using Windows NT Authentication and Windows file permissions

[brook]

If the ACL's rules still apply, are they enough to use to restrict access?

At 10:42 PM 2/2/2003 +0100, you wrote:
>[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > Yikes - that would mean we would have to recode basically every app we 
> have
> > ever made that has  and web accessible admin directory. Do you think it
> > would be safe to use a cold fusion scripted login routine instead of ACL's
> > and WIndows Authentication.
>
>If you can write a decent login it should be no problem.
>
>
> > Does anyone know how this exploit is exploited? What context is the CFM
> > template executed under? Is the application.cfm file still executed?
>
>Think of it as a priorities issue. Until CF MX the priority of the IIS
>security filter was higher as the priority of CF, so first the IIS
>security was checked and then the control was passed on to the CF Service.
>Now with CF MX the priority of the filter that intercepts for CF MX and
>and redirects them to CF MX is higher as the priority of the IIS
>Security filter. So the request is passed on to the CF MX service before
>IIS security settings are checkd. But it is still a normal request, and
>all the normal ACL rules still apply.
>
>Jochem
>
>
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Re: MPSB03-02 - Using Windows NT Authentication and Windows file permissions

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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> If the ACL's rules still apply, are they enough to use to restrict access?

Could you elaborate? What do you want to do?

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Re: MPSB03-02 - Using Windows NT Authentication and Windows file permissions

[brook]

Well, for an administrative tools directory, off the root of a site. If the 
ACL's deny access to the IUSR account, any unauthenticated user is prompted 
to enter their username/password to access the cfm files within that 
directory (or if the files them self have these ACL's).

Is that enough security for a password protected directory. An attacker 
would still have to guess/brute force the password to gain access to those 
files/directories right?

Brook

At 11:18 PM 2/2/2003 +0100, you wrote:
>[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > If the ACL's rules still apply, are they enough to use to restrict access?
>
>Could you elaborate? What do you want to do?
>
>Jochem
>
>
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Re: MPSB03-02 - Using Windows NT Authentication and Windows file permissions

[Jochem van Dieten]

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Well, for an administrative tools directory, off the root of a site. If the 
> ACL's deny access to the IUSR account, any unauthenticated user is prompted 
> to enter their username/password to access the cfm files within that 
> directory (or if the files them self have these ACL's).

It is my understanding that unless you switch on "Check that file 
exists" nobody is asked for their u/p.

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Re: MPSB03-02 - Using Windows NT Authentication and Windows file permissions

[brook]

I don't see that happening. I am still prompted for a u/p. Maybe because 
the server does not have Updater 2 installed. I'll doublecheck - thanks.

brook

At 01:12 AM 2/3/2003 +0100, you wrote:
>[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > Well, for an administrative tools directory, off the root of a site. If 
> the
> > ACL's deny access to the IUSR account, any unauthenticated user is 
> prompted
> > to enter their username/password to access the cfm files within that
> > directory (or if the files them self have these ACL's).
>
>It is my understanding that unless you switch on "Check that file
>exists" nobody is asked for their u/p.
>
>Jochem
>
>
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RE: MPSB03-02 - Using Windows NT Authentication and Windows file permissions

[Dave Watts]

> It is my understanding that unless you switch on "Check 
> that file exists" nobody is asked for their u/p.

This is not necessarily the case. I've been successfully using web server
authentication (both Basic and Windows Authentication) with IIS 5 and CFMX.

I suspect that it has to do with the way that the JRun connector is
configured. On my test machine, I'm using the ISAPI extension. I suspect
that if I instead used the ISAPI filter, I'd run into the problem, but don't
have time to test that theory right now. Oddly enough, since installing
Updater 2, I can't run wsconfig.exe to configure the connector. If I try, I
get this:

Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoSuchMethodError:
jrunx.connectorinstaller.CIUtil.unquoteString(Ljava/lang/String;)Ljava/lang/
String;
at
jrunx.connectorinstaller.PropertyFileEditor.nextFullEntry(PropertyFileEditor
.java:96)
at
jrunx.connectorinstaller.gui.ConfigFrame.getConfigList(ConfigFrame.java:191)
at
jrunx.connectorinstaller.gui.ConfigFrame.getConfigPanel(ConfigFrame.java:132
)
at
jrunx.connectorinstaller.gui.ConfigFrame.(ConfigFrame.java:90)
at
jrunx.connectorinstaller.gui.ConfigFrame.run(ConfigFrame.java:384)
at
jrunx.connectorinstaller.ConnectorInstaller.main(ConnectorInstaller.java:536
)

When I run wsconfig.jar directly, it displays the wsconfig GUI, but won't
allow me to configure any web servers. I imagine that it might work if run
with command-line parameters.

If any Macromedia people want to shed more light on the nature of the IIS
authentication problem, I'd appreciate it.

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RE: MPSB03-02 - Using Windows NT Authentication and Windows file permissions

[Dave Watts]

> Yikes - that would mean we would have to recode basically 
> every app we have ever made that has and web accessible 
> admin directory. Do you think it would be safe to use a 
> cold fusion scripted login routine instead of ACL's and 
> WIndows Authentication.

Why couldn't you just enable the "Check that file exists" option within the
web-accessible admin directory? That doesn't need to use search-engine-safe
URLs, does it?

> I recall seeing recently that web based admin's getting 
> hacked was one of the top security vulnerabilities with 
> web apps.

I can't vouch for that, but it sounds plausible enough. But there's a lot
you can do to secure administrative functionality, in addition to requiring
a login. You can place it within its own virtual server, so that people are
less likely to find it; you can limit who can access it by IP address; you
can limit who can access it by requiring client certificates. You can use
all of these techniques together, of course.

> Does anyone know how this exploit is exploited? 

No, and I can't replicate it with my current configuration - web server
authentication seems to work fine for me. As I posted in another message, I
suspect it has to do with the JRun connector configuration; I'm using the
ISAPI extension option instead of the ISAPI filter.

> What context is the CFM template executed under?

The CFM file is always executed within the context of the CF server, no
matter what. Of course, you should limit the privileges of the account in
which CF runs to the extent possible.

> Is the application.cfm file still executed?

I would assume so. Of course, since I haven't replicated the problem, I
can't say for sure.

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Re: MPSB03-02 - Using Windows NT Authentication and Windows file permissions

[Jochem van Dieten]

Dave Watts wrote:
>> It is my understanding that unless you switch on "Check 
>> that file exists" nobody is asked for their u/p.
> 
> This is not necessarily the case. I've been successfully using web server
> authentication (both Basic and Windows Authentication) with IIS 5 and CFMX.
> 
> I suspect that it has to do with the way that the JRun connector is
> configured. On my test machine, I'm using the ISAPI extension. I suspect
> that if I instead used the ISAPI filter, I'd run into the problem, but don't
> have time to test that theory right now.

Filters may take over control of a request before authentication, while 
extensions are always after authentication.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/iisref/html/psdk/asp/isgu744y.asp


> If any Macromedia people want to shed more light on the nature of the IIS
> authentication problem, I'd appreciate it.

I would like to know what event notifications are used by the jrun 
filter and what SF_STATUS code it returns.

Jochem

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Re: MPSB03-02 - Using Windows NT Authentication and Windows file permissions

[Jesse Houwing]

Jochem van Dieten wrote:

>[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>  
>
>>Well, for an administrative tools directory, off the root of a site. If the 
>>ACL's deny access to the IUSR account, any unauthenticated user is prompted 
>>to enter their username/password to access the cfm files within that 
>>directory (or if the files them self have these ACL's).
>>
>>
>
>It is my understanding that unless you switch on "Check that file 
>exists" nobody is asked for their u/p.
>  
>
One does get asked, but any username/pass is accepted (empty too), as 
CFMX doesn't do an ACL check, it just accepts the ucsername/pass.

Jesse

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Re: MPSB03-02 - Using Windows NT Authentication and Windows file permissions

[Jesse Houwing]

>
>
>>Does anyone know how this exploit is exploited? 
>>
>>
>
>No, and I can't replicate it with my current configuration - web server
>authentication seems to work fine for me. As I posted in another message, I
>suspect it has to do with the JRun connector configuration; I'm using the
>ISAPI extension option instead of the ISAPI filter.
>
If you have the ISAPI filer on, and haven't checked the "file exists" 
then your username/password are negated, and all requests to .cfm file 
are handled under the Coldfusion MX user context regardless of what you 
enetered.

>>What context is the CFM template executed under?
>>
>>
>
>The CFM file is always executed within the context of the CF server, no
>matter what. Of course, you should limit the privileges of the account in
>which CF runs to the extent possible.
>
Which normally is the Localsystem account, which will grant CFMX all 
access. Running CFMX under a different user isn't as easy as it might 
seem. Just changing the usercontext didn't do the trick here, it 
requires a bunch of registry/ACL changes too.

>>Is the application.cfm file still executed?
>>
>>
>
>I would assume so. Of course, since I haven't replicated the problem, I
>can't say for sure.
>
Yes it is.

Jesse

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OT: Javascript across windows

[Ben Doom]

Does anyone know how to pass information between browser windows using
Javascript (or anything else for that matter).

Specifically, I'm using javascript to open a second browser window for a
user to fill out a small form which needs to return the results to the
creating browser window.  The second browser window needs (unless someone
has a better idea) to either be able to trigger a function or access form
elements in the DOM to write the information.

I'd happily post code if people want to see it, but since it doesn't seem to
work at all, I didn't think it necessary. :-)

All help is appreciated.



  --Ben Doom
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RE: Javascript across windows

[Ilyinsky, Igor]

look up the "window.opener" method (works in NS3+, IE3+)

Basically, you can send info to a form field on the opener page (if you name each 
piece accordingly) like this:

opener.document.form.formfield.value = this.value;

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-Original Message-
From: Ben Doom [mailto:bdoom@;moonbow.com]
Sent: Thursday, November 07, 2002 10:11 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: OT: Javascript across windows


Does anyone know how to pass information between browser windows using
Javascript (or anything else for that matter).

Specifically, I'm using javascript to open a second browser window for a
user to fill out a small form which needs to return the results to the
creating browser window.  The second browser window needs (unless someone
has a better idea) to either be able to trigger a function or access form
elements in the DOM to write the information.

I'd happily post code if people want to see it, but since it doesn't seem to
work at all, I didn't think it necessary. :-)

All help is appreciated.



  --Ben Doom
Programmer & General Lackey
Moonbow Software


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RE: Javascript across windows

[Mike Townend]

You could try window.opener...

So something like

Var sfoo = window.opener.formname.elementname.value;

HTH



-Original Message-
From: Ben Doom [mailto:bdoom@;moonbow.com] 
Sent: Thursday, November 7, 2002 15:11
To: CF-Talk
Subject: OT: Javascript across windows


Does anyone know how to pass information between browser windows using
Javascript (or anything else for that matter).

Specifically, I'm using javascript to open a second browser window for a
user to fill out a small form which needs to return the results to the
creating browser window.  The second browser window needs (unless
someone has a better idea) to either be able to trigger a function or
access form elements in the DOM to write the information.

I'd happily post code if people want to see it, but since it doesn't
seem to work at all, I didn't think it necessary. :-)

All help is appreciated.



  --Ben Doom
Programmer & General Lackey
Moonbow Software


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Re: Javascript across windows

[Gyrus]

- Original Message -
From: "Ben Doom" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Does anyone know how to pass information between browser windows using
> Javascript (or anything else for that matter).
---

Check out window.opener. This JS object refers to the window object that
opened the current window. So, say you have a form text input in your first
window that you would normally reference like this:

document.formName.elementName

You can set its value in the second window you opened like this:

opener.document.formName.elementName.value = "xyz";

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RE: Javascript across windows

[Mosh Teitelbaum]

When you use JavaScript to open another window, the created window has an
"opener" variable that contains a reference back to the parent window.  SO
you can access form variables or functions like:

opener.document.FormName.FieldName.value
opener.doFoo()

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> -Original Message-
> From: Ben Doom [mailto:bdoom@;moonbow.com]
> Sent: Thursday, November 07, 2002 10:11 AM
> To: CF-Talk
> Subject: OT: Javascript across windows
>
>
> Does anyone know how to pass information between browser windows using
> Javascript (or anything else for that matter).
>
> Specifically, I'm using javascript to open a second browser window for a
> user to fill out a small form which needs to return the results to the
> creating browser window.  The second browser window needs (unless someone
> has a better idea) to either be able to trigger a function or access form
> elements in the DOM to write the information.
>
> I'd happily post code if people want to see it, but since it
> doesn't seem to
> work at all, I didn't think it necessary. :-)
>
> All help is appreciated.
>
>
>
>   --Ben Doom
> Programmer & General Lackey
> Moonbow Software
>
> 
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RE: Javascript across windows

[Ciliotta, Mario]

Sorry for posting so far after but here is an example that I use:



   function SelectThis(IDVal, LNameVal, FNameVal, TitleVal, PhoneVal, DivVal, 
EmailVal, OfficeVal, DeptVal, RegionVal)
{
var a = IDVal; 
var b = LNameVal;
var c = FNameVal;
var d = TitleVal;
var e = PhoneVal;
var f = DivVal;
var g = EmailVal;
var h = OfficeVal;
var i = DeptVal;
var j = RegionVal;

self.opener.document.Volunteer.Emp_ID.value = a;
self.opener.document.Volunteer.LastName.value = b;
self.opener.document.Volunteer.FirstName.value = c;
self.opener.document.Volunteer.Title.value = d;
self.opener.document.Volunteer.Phone.value = e;
self.opener.document.Volunteer.Division.value = f;
self.opener.document.Volunteer.Email.value = g;
self.opener.document.Volunteer.Office.value = h;
self.opener.document.Volunteer.Department.value = i;
self.opener.document.Volunteer.Region.value = j;
window.close();
}


Just be careful with the " ' " character in names or such like o'shea - javascript 
does not like it.  What i did was use Cf to replace it.



If any knows of a better way, I am open to suggestions.

Mario

-Original Message-
From: Mosh Teitelbaum [mailto:mosh.teitelbaum@;evoch.com]
Sent: Thursday, November 07, 2002 10:30 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Javascript across windows


When you use JavaScript to open another window, the created window has an
"opener" variable that contains a reference back to the parent window.  SO
you can access form variables or functions like:

opener.document.FormName.FieldName.value
opener.doFoo()

--
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> -Original Message-
> From: Ben Doom [mailto:bdoom@;moonbow.com]
> Sent: Thursday, November 07, 2002 10:11 AM
> To: CF-Talk
> Subject: OT: Javascript across windows
>
>
> Does anyone know how to pass information between browser windows using
> Javascript (or anything else for that matter).
>
> Specifically, I'm using javascript to open a second browser window for a
> user to fill out a small form which needs to return the results to the
> creating browser window.  The second browser window needs (unless someone
> has a better idea) to either be able to trigger a function or access form
> elements in the DOM to write the information.
>
> I'd happily post code if people want to see it, but since it
> doesn't seem to
> work at all, I didn't think it necessary. :-)
>
> All help is appreciated.
>
>
>
>   --Ben Doom
> Programmer & General Lackey
> Moonbow Software
>
> 

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OT: Windows restarting constantly

[Matthew Small]

Hi -
Sorryfor the OT, but I've got a situation here - I'm running a
dual P4 Xeon Compaq with windows 2K - 1024M.  Until yesterday everything
was great.  Then, the guy who runit started it up and it refused to
start. It stopped at a system message - something about the registry
hive.  So I found an article that describes this problem, applied the
fix, and it's running again, although we have to reload drivers and
programs because the registry has been erased.
So he is working on it last night and he restarts it.  It seems
to restart normally but when it gets to the blue screen (not BSOD) it
restarts again and again and again...  
So I've looked on google, everything seems to be pointing at a
RAM problem.  I've tried removing the RAM, but I can't get it to start
again without every RAM slot filled.  This is RAMBUS-400 I think.
1) Anybody have any suggestions as to alternate causes?
2) How can I get the machine to boot up without having every ram
slot filled (there are four).

Thanks

Matthew Small
IT Supervisor
Showstopper National Dance Competitions
3660 Old Kings Hwy 
Murrells Inlet, SC 29576
843-357-1847
http://www.showstopperonline.com




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RE: Windows restarting constantly

[Ryan Kime]

How about RAM in pairs? Take two out, try it, then switch and try that pair.
If it's a RAM problem, try to isolate it to a particular stick(s).

The blue screen you talk about, is it loading system files and then
restarts? If so, you might have system file corruption. 

Sounds like a rebuild coming on...

-Original Message-
From: Matthew Small [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] 
Sent: Friday, December 06, 2002 12:03 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: OT: Windows restarting constantly


Hi -
Sorryfor the OT, but I've got a situation here - I'm running a dual
P4 Xeon Compaq with windows 2K - 1024M.  Until yesterday everything was
great.  Then, the guy who runit started it up and it refused to start. It
stopped at a system message - something about the registry hive.  So I found
an article that describes this problem, applied the fix, and it's running
again, although we have to reload drivers and programs because the registry
has been erased.
So he is working on it last night and he restarts it.  It seems to
restart normally but when it gets to the blue screen (not BSOD) it restarts
again and again and again...  
So I've looked on google, everything seems to be pointing at a RAM
problem.  I've tried removing the RAM, but I can't get it to start again
without every RAM slot filled.  This is RAMBUS-400 I think.
1) Anybody have any suggestions as to alternate causes?
2) How can I get the machine to boot up without having every ram
slot filled (there are four).

Thanks

Matthew Small
IT Supervisor
Showstopper National Dance Competitions
3660 Old Kings Hwy 
Murrells Inlet, SC 29576
843-357-1847
http://www.showstopperonline.com





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RE: Windows restarting constantly

[Matthew Small]

Thanks for the reply, I didn't think I was getting one today.
I tried every single configuration I could think of for the RAM.
Nothing worked except having all of them in there.

I've already started the rebuild.  It's only a few months old, dammit.
But then, the guy who uses it puts every piece of software in the world
in it.

Matthew Small
IT Supervisor
Showstopper National Dance Competitions
3660 Old Kings Hwy 
Murrells Inlet, SC 29576
843-357-1847
http://www.showstopperonline.com

-Original Message-
From: Ryan Kime [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] 
Sent: Friday, December 06, 2002 2:40 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Windows restarting constantly

How about RAM in pairs? Take two out, try it, then switch and try that
pair.
If it's a RAM problem, try to isolate it to a particular stick(s).

The blue screen you talk about, is it loading system files and then
restarts? If so, you might have system file corruption. 

Sounds like a rebuild coming on...

-Original Message-
From: Matthew Small [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] 
Sent: Friday, December 06, 2002 12:03 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: OT: Windows restarting constantly


Hi -
Sorryfor the OT, but I've got a situation here - I'm running a
dual
P4 Xeon Compaq with windows 2K - 1024M.  Until yesterday everything was
great.  Then, the guy who runit started it up and it refused to start.
It
stopped at a system message - something about the registry hive.  So I
found
an article that describes this problem, applied the fix, and it's
running
again, although we have to reload drivers and programs because the
registry
has been erased.
So he is working on it last night and he restarts it.  It seems
to
restart normally but when it gets to the blue screen (not BSOD) it
restarts
again and again and again...  
So I've looked on google, everything seems to be pointing at a
RAM
problem.  I've tried removing the RAM, but I can't get it to start again
without every RAM slot filled.  This is RAMBUS-400 I think.
1) Anybody have any suggestions as to alternate causes?
2) How can I get the machine to boot up without having every ram
slot filled (there are four).

Thanks

Matthew Small
IT Supervisor
Showstopper National Dance Competitions
3660 Old Kings Hwy 
Murrells Inlet, SC 29576
843-357-1847
http://www.showstopperonline.com






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RE: Windows restarting constantly

[Matt Liotta]

By default Windows machines are set to automatically restart on kernel
panics. You don't want that as if it is a hardware problem the kernel
panic will often tell you what hardware is at fault. It seems to me that
your choices are to either use Compaq supplied hardware diagnostics or
to real install Windows and hope for a kernel panic then.

Matt Liotta
President & CEO
Montara Software, Inc.
http://www.montarasoftware.com/
888-408-0900 x901

> -Original Message-
> From: Matthew Small [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Friday, December 06, 2002 1:03 PM
> To: CF-Talk
> Subject: OT: Windows restarting constantly
> 
> Hi -
>   Sorryfor the OT, but I've got a situation here - I'm running a
> dual P4 Xeon Compaq with windows 2K - 1024M.  Until yesterday
everything
> was great.  Then, the guy who runit started it up and it refused to
> start. It stopped at a system message - something about the registry
> hive.  So I found an article that describes this problem, applied the
> fix, and it's running again, although we have to reload drivers and
> programs because the registry has been erased.
>   So he is working on it last night and he restarts it.  It seems
> to restart normally but when it gets to the blue screen (not BSOD) it
> restarts again and again and again...
>   So I've looked on google, everything seems to be pointing at a
> RAM problem.  I've tried removing the RAM, but I can't get it to start
> again without every RAM slot filled.  This is RAMBUS-400 I think.
>   1) Anybody have any suggestions as to alternate causes?
>   2) How can I get the machine to boot up without having every ram
> slot filled (there are four).
> 
> Thanks
> 
> Matthew Small
> IT Supervisor
> Showstopper National Dance Competitions
> 3660 Old Kings Hwy
> Murrells Inlet, SC 29576
> 843-357-1847
> http://www.showstopperonline.com
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
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RE: Windows restarting constantly

[Matthew Small]

Thanks for the help - I've successfully reinstalled Windows and
everything seems to be fine.  At this point it doesn't seem to be a
hardware fault.  I sure hope it's not.

Matthew Small
IT Supervisor
Showstopper National Dance Competitions
3660 Old Kings Hwy 
Murrells Inlet, SC 29576
843-357-1847
http://www.showstopperonline.com

-Original Message-
From: Matt Liotta [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] 
Sent: Friday, December 06, 2002 1:28 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Windows restarting constantly

By default Windows machines are set to automatically restart on kernel
panics. You don't want that as if it is a hardware problem the kernel
panic will often tell you what hardware is at fault. It seems to me that
your choices are to either use Compaq supplied hardware diagnostics or
to real install Windows and hope for a kernel panic then.

Matt Liotta
President & CEO
Montara Software, Inc.
http://www.montarasoftware.com/
888-408-0900 x901

> -Original Message-
> From: Matthew Small [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Friday, December 06, 2002 1:03 PM
> To: CF-Talk
> Subject: OT: Windows restarting constantly
> 
> Hi -
>   Sorryfor the OT, but I've got a situation here - I'm running a
> dual P4 Xeon Compaq with windows 2K - 1024M.  Until yesterday
everything
> was great.  Then, the guy who runit started it up and it refused to
> start. It stopped at a system message - something about the registry
> hive.  So I found an article that describes this problem, applied the
> fix, and it's running again, although we have to reload drivers and
> programs because the registry has been erased.
>   So he is working on it last night and he restarts it.  It seems
> to restart normally but when it gets to the blue screen (not BSOD) it
> restarts again and again and again...
>   So I've looked on google, everything seems to be pointing at a
> RAM problem.  I've tried removing the RAM, but I can't get it to start
> again without every RAM slot filled.  This is RAMBUS-400 I think.
>   1) Anybody have any suggestions as to alternate causes?
>   2) How can I get the machine to boot up without having every ram
> slot filled (there are four).
> 
> Thanks
> 
> Matthew Small
> IT Supervisor
> Showstopper National Dance Competitions
> 3660 Old Kings Hwy
> Murrells Inlet, SC 29576
> 843-357-1847
> http://www.showstopperonline.com
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 

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RE: Linux vs. Windows

[cfhelp]

I am strictly talking Red Hat I have not used anything else.

Linux is more stable.
Linux is Free (unless you buy phone support).
Linux has plenty of free help on-line both from users and Red Hat.
Linux is Open Source.
Linux is more robust in Internet server Applications (webserver, email).
Linux comes with tons of FREE software applications.
Linux is harder to learn

Windows is Not Free.
Windows requires CAL's.
Windows has "The Blue Screen of Death".
Windows is not Open Source.
Windows Phone Support is not free and is very bad.
Windows on-line support is TechNet and is sometimes helpful.
Windows is easy to learn the basics.
Windows is subject to just about every virus that comes out.

I have not compared the performance of CFMX on Linux but will be soon but
even so you're still going to have the Windows problems. I would only guess
the CFMX would run better on Linux.

Rick
(Fed up with Windows and switching to Linux)


-Original Message-
From: Candace Cottrell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] 
Sent: Wednesday, September 18, 2002 10:13 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Linux vs. Windows

Hey everybody

The boss wants to know what the advantages are for running CFMX on
Win2K vs. Linux and vise-versa.

Any good websites, or is this one of those "Check the archives you
fool" questions? 
;)  (lol)

Candace K. Cottrell, Web Developer 
The Children's Medical Center 
One Children's Plaza 
Dayton, OH 45404 
937-641-4293 
http://www.childrensdayton.org

 
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RE: Linux vs. Windows

[Dave Watts]

> The boss wants to know what the advantages are for running 
> CFMX on Win2K vs. Linux and vise-versa.

The advantages of running CF MX on Windows are that, if you're comfortable
using and managing Windows, you can easily deploy CF MX applications. The
advantages of running CF MX on Linux are that, if you're comfortable using
and managing Linux, you can easily deploy CF MX applications.

There are some people who will say that CF MX applications are faster on
Linux, but I'm not convinced that they're faster to the degree that you'd be
well served to switch platforms just for that reason.

Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
http://www.figleaf.com/
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RE: Linux vs. Windows

[Candace Cottrell]

Thanks Dave and Rick for the responses.

I am a bit hesitant to switch to an OS that I know very little about
(Linux) and make myself responsible for administering it. Otherwise, the
boss could administer it, but he's so swamped himself that I hat the
thought of having to go to him anytime I need to add a DSN.

Candace K. Cottrell, Web Developer 
The Children's Medical Center 
One Children's Plaza 
Dayton, OH 45404 
937-641-4293 
http://www.childrensdayton.org

 
[EMAIL PROTECTED]

>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 9/18/2002 12:45:07 PM >>>
> The boss wants to know what the advantages are for running 
> CFMX on Win2K vs. Linux and vise-versa.

The advantages of running CF MX on Windows are that, if you're
comfortable
using and managing Windows, you can easily deploy CF MX applications.
The
advantages of running CF MX on Linux are that, if you're comfortable
using
and managing Linux, you can easily deploy CF MX applications.

There are some people who will say that CF MX applications are faster
on
Linux, but I'm not convinced that they're faster to the degree that
you'd be
well served to switch platforms just for that reason.

Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
http://www.figleaf.com/ 
voice: (202) 797-5496
fax: (202) 797-5444

: dream :: design :: develop :
MXDC 02 :: Join us at this all day conference for 
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practices and more for the entire Macromedia MX suite.

September 28, 2002  ::  http://www.mxdc02.com/ 
(Register today, seats are limited!)
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RE: Linux vs. Windows

[Thomas Chiverton]

> There are some people who will say that CF MX applications are faster on
> Linux, but I'm not convinced that they're faster to the degree

Well, it is true that you need a less beefy box to run CF on Linux than you
do on Windows, and this is true for just about anything.

:points at ancient AMD K6-2 133Mhz, running slashcode, firewall and
fileshare :-)


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RE: Windows Popup Login

[David Collie (itndac)]

Would you not do it within IIS >> Properties >> Directory Security (or very similar)?

Hope you are using this over an Intranet with all of your users using IE cos a while 
ago we learned the hard way that using any sort of Windows log on was limited only to 
IE (in a secure fashion... NOT in clear text)

here is a good page explaining what's going on

http://www.learnasp.com/learn/authenticatentcr.asp
&
http://www.iisfaq.com/default.aspx?View=A477&P=139

So it really depends on your set up and would need further info methinks :-)

DC

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Sent: 28 February 2003 13:30
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Windows Popup Login


When I secure a web directory on Apache, I use .htaccess.  When the page is
hit, the windows login box pops up to handle the login.  Is there a way to
do the same using CF on IIS?  The thing is, it's not just a specific
directory.  This is for Single Sign-On.  So I need the popup to appear any
time a user hits an application where authentication is required, and I
detect that they have not logged in yet.

Thanks,
Dave


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Re: Windows Popup Login

[Jochem van Dieten]

David Collie (itndac) wrote:
> Would you not do it within IIS >> Properties >> Directory Security (or very similar)?
> 
> Hope you are using this over an Intranet with all of your users using IE cos a while 
> ago we learned the hard way that using any sort of Windows log on was limited only 
> to IE (in a secure fashion... NOT in clear text)

That is incorrect. When you use HTTPS even plain text (Basic) 
aythentication is secure. And if you can't use HTTPS there is always 
Digest Authentication, which can be pretty easily integrated into most 
CF applications.

Jochem

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CF and Windows Media

[Todd Ashworth]

Has anyone here ever worked with CF and Windows Media for streaming
audio/video?

I can get the streaming to work fine.  What I would like to do is use a CF
web interface to take media uploaded to a folder and encode it in Windows
Media format so that it can be streamed on demand.  I have a general idea of
how i *might* work, but I could be wrong, or there's probably a better way
than what I am thinking .. if it's possible at all.

What I eventually want to be able to do is go to a web page and get a list
of all of the files in the folder.  I want to be able to click on "approve"
beside each file, have it automaticly encoded and moved to another folder
where it can be accessed on demand.

Has anyone ever tried anything like this.  Does anyone know if it is
possible?  If so, are there any handy how-to's or examples, or any words of
advice?

Todd


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Re: CFStudio resource windows

[Mary_Baotic]

I have the same problem.  I would love to know too.

Mary


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Every once in a while, when I open up studio, my docked resource windows
become undocked and in the background. Is this a known issue and is there an
patch for it?

Michael


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RE: CFStudio resource windows

[Philip Arnold - ASP]

> Every once in a while, when I open up studio, my docked resource windows
> become undocked and in the background. Is this a known issue and
> is there an patch for it?

Does this happen after one of the crashes? It happens to me when it dies and
I have to re-open the software

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Re: CFStudio resource windows

[Michael Slatoff]

It seems to happen after it crashes on closing the app.

I see there is an update on Allaire's site. 4.5a. Is it worth it?

Micahel

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> > Every once in a while, when I open up studio, my docked resource windows
> > become undocked and in the background. Is this a known issue and
> > is there an patch for it?
>
> Does this happen after one of the crashes? It happens to me when it dies
and
> I have to re-open the software
>
> Philip Arnold
> ASP Multimedia Limited
> T: +44 (0)20 8680 1133
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RE: CFStudio resource windows

[Zachary Bedell]

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> It seems to happen after it crashes on closing the app.
> 
> I see there is an update on Allaire's site. 4.5a. Is it worth it?


That depends  If you're running 4.5, then definately get 4.5a at
least.  Ideally, tho, you should run 4.5.1 as that's the latest
release version.

If you have an Allaire beta account (they're easy to setup), you
might consider downloading the latest beta of 4.5.1 SP1.  It's MUCH
more stable than the currently released 4.5.1.

Best regards,
Zac Bedell

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RE: CFStudio resource windows

[Jeff Beer]

I'd highly recommend skipping over 4.5a to 4.5.1. We encountered a serious
bug - the app would have a fault (can't remember the specific error -
something very generic like "i/o error"),and all files currently open (and
modified) in Studio would be saved as zero byte files.



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> It seems to happen after it crashes on closing the app.
>
> I see there is an update on Allaire's site. 4.5a. Is it worth it?


That depends  If you're running 4.5, then definately get 4.5a at
least.  Ideally, tho, you should run 4.5.1 as that's the latest
release version.

If you have an Allaire beta account (they're easy to setup), you
might consider downloading the latest beta of 4.5.1 SP1.  It's MUCH
more stable than the currently released 4.5.1.

Best regards,
Zac Bedell

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Cflocation & Opening New Windows :-(

[RICHARD MOGER]

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Hi,
 
I have an action page, which, if the form that submitted to it passes the
correct submit value ('show invoice') an invoice is displayed using
cflocation to transfer the flow to the invoice display page. i.e.
 



 
My problem is that I want to open a new window for this output and
cflocation doesn't support it.
 
I'm sure there must be a really simple solution to this but I can't see it!!
 
Thanks in advance 
 
Rich

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Hi,
 
I have an action 
page, which, if the form that submitted to it passes the correct submit value 
('show invoice') an invoice is displayed using cflocation to transfer the flow 
to the invoice display 
page. i.e.
 

    


 
My problem is that 
I want to open a new window for this output and cflocation doesn't support 
it.
 
I'm sure there 
must be a really simple solution to this but I can't see 
it!!
 
Thanks in 
advance 
 
Rich

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