Registering virtual hosts in IIS

[WebSite CFTalk]

Hello

Running CF 4.5.1 Enterprise on NT 4.0 with IIS4.0

We need to add virtual hosts to the webserver as company1.website.no /
company2.website.no etc "on the fly".

I'm sure this is not a very difficult task, but if anyone have already done
it, any customtag etc, I would be grateful for pointers.

Thanks
Helge Hetland


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Re: CF-Talk V1 #58

[Michelle Plahmer]

I will be out of the office Monday, October 16 through Friday, October 20.  I will be 
checking my voicemail and e-mail.
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Re: So, the Client isn't an issue to the CF Server?

[Larry W. Virden]

I suspect that if people could see the specific CFM or at least the URL
they might be able to contribute more specific assistance.
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RE: SESSIONTIMEOUT ???

[Dave Watts]

> Does SESSIONTIMEOUT have to be set in time or can it be set 
> to expire when the browser window is closed?

The SESSIONTIMEOUT attribute has to be a time - the server doesn't know when
the browser is closed! You can, however, destroy the link between the
browser and the corresponding session variables by setting the CFID and
CFTOKEN cookies to be discarded when the browser is closed.

Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
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RE: Registering virtual hosts in IIS

[Dave Watts]

> Running CF 4.5.1 Enterprise on NT 4.0 with IIS4.0
> 
> We need to add virtual hosts to the webserver as 
> company1.website.no / company2.website.no etc "on the fly".
> 
> I'm sure this is not a very difficult task, but if anyone 
> have already done it, any customtag etc, I would be grateful 
> for pointers.

There are several interfaces available for this. You can use Lewis Sellers'
CFX tags for this (http://www.intrafoundation.com/). There are also many
vendors of COM objects that provide this functionality, such as Software
Artisans (http://www.softwareartisans.com/). Finally, you can write your own
interface using Windows Script Host and ADSI, and call that interface
through either CFEXECUTE or CFOBJECT (if you wrote your interface as Windows
Script Components).

Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
http://www.figleaf.com/
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OT - Mac browser emulation?

[Ian Lurie]

Hi,

Off topic, but does anyone know of a program like Browserola that'll emulate
IE 4.5 for the Mac on a PC?

Thanks,

Ian Lurie

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CF and basic Maths

[AustralianAccommodation.com Pty. Ltd.]

I am wondering if cf handles basic math

I have record count queries for a number of tables is it possible to sum all
of these record count values from each of the queries thus providing a total
number of records figure for all the records combined across the tables in
question


Kind Regards

Claude Raiola (Director)
AustralianAccommodation.com Pty. Ltd.
Website: www.AustralianAccommodation.com
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Running A CF Site Via CD Rom

[AustralianAccommodation.com Pty. Ltd.]

Is it possible to run a cf site from a cd rom

the application would be to produce the cf site on a cd and then distribute
the cd to prospective advertisers so they can see for themselves the
functionality of the site.

I am aware you would need to have cf server software loaded and personal web
server loaded onto the cd so they all run as well in order to display the
content of the site

Kind Regards

Claude Raiola (Director)
AustralianAccommodation.com Pty. Ltd.
Website: www.AustralianAccommodation.com
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

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RE: CF and basic Maths

[Cameron Childress]

> I am wondering if cf handles basic math

Yes.  

Was that a "hard math problem"?  :)

-Cameron


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ElliptIQ Inc.
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RE: Running A CF Site Via CD Rom

[Cameron Childress]

> Is it possible to run a cf site from a cd rom?

No.  The end user would not only have to have IIS/PWS and CF, but they would
also have to have them installed onto the machine when they run the CD-ROM.

An alternate idea would be having a static HTML presentation, possibly with
some mock up of your app o the CD, and have a link in that presentation
which would lead the user out onto the internet to see the demo remotely
from your server.  Of course, you then have to make sure they have internet
access and all that, but that's not such a problem anymore.  Most people who
have a computer have internet access also.

-Cameron


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ElliptIQ Inc.
p.770.460.7277.232
f.770.460.0963

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Re: OT - Mac browser emulation?

[Cary Gordon]

I don't think so, but if you wrote one, I'd buy it (at the low starving 
developer price).

Cary

At 09:51 AM 10/14/2000 -0700, you wrote:
>Hi,
>
>Off topic, but does anyone know of a program like Browserola that'll emulate
>IE 4.5 for the Mac on a PC?
>
>Thanks,
>
>Ian Lurie

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PostGreSQL

[Ian Lurie]

Anyone out there using PostGreSQL with ColdFusion?

Ian
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Re: FreeLance Work websites?

[Fred T. Sanders]

I was typing over someone's shoulder to get at least that much in :)

She didn't want to give up her Napster search.

:)

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Sent: Friday, October 13, 2000 7:26 PM
Subject: RE: FreeLance Work websites?


Awesome!  I finally got a free plug, thanks Fred!

But actually, the site address is http://www.fusioneers.com .

---mark


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> -Original Message-
> From: Fred T. Sanders [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Friday, October 13, 2000 4:21 PM
> To: CF-Talk
> Subject: Re: FreeLance Work websites?
>
>
> fusioneer.com
> fieldworks.net
>
> Fred T. Sanders
> Charlottesville, VA
> ---
> There's no such thing as idiot-proof software.
> Idiots are just too clever for that.
>
>
> - Original Message -
> From: "Robert Everland III" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: "CF-Talk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Sent: Friday, October 13, 2000 6:28 PM
> Subject: FreeLance Work websites?
>
>
> > I know of guru.com anyone know of any other websites that offer
> freelance
> > work.
> >
> >
> > Bob Everland
> >
> >
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Re: Wierd CFLOCATION error

[Fred T. Sanders]

It works if you have client. scoped variables enabled.

Better off just doing a javascript redirection.

IMHO

Fred

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Subject: Re: Wierd CFLOCATION error


> There is a custom tag that is called CFMAGICCOOKIE that allows you to use
a
> cookie and a cflocation together.  I've used it in a very limited basis
with
> success.  I have no idea how robust it would be.
>
> Dave
>
> - Original Message -
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> Subject: RE: Wierd CFLOCATION error
>
>
> > Sure ya can, the cookie just won't be set *grin*
> > >
> > > You cannot use  in the same template as  ..
> > >
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Re: Running A CF Site Via CD Rom

[Joel Blanchette]

I have asked Allaire about this same question.  They told me that they would
get back to me when they haved discussed it with the technology team.

Joel


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From: "Cameron Childress" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Saturday, October 14, 2000 12:33 PM
Subject: RE: Running A CF Site Via CD Rom


> > Is it possible to run a cf site from a cd rom?
>
> No.  The end user would not only have to have IIS/PWS and CF, but they
would
> also have to have them installed onto the machine when they run the
CD-ROM.
>
> An alternate idea would be having a static HTML presentation, possibly
with
> some mock up of your app o the CD, and have a link in that presentation
> which would lead the user out onto the internet to see the demo remotely
> from your server.  Of course, you then have to make sure they have
internet
> access and all that, but that's not such a problem anymore.  Most people
who
> have a computer have internet access also.
>
> -Cameron
>
> 
> Cameron Childress
> ElliptIQ Inc.
> p.770.460.7277.232
> f.770.460.0963
>
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Renaming of files with or without CF ?

[CF-Talk]

Hi, I have several files (logfiles). At the end of the month beginning of a
new month I want to rename
a few from abc.log to abclog.old automatically. Is there a way to do this
with CF ?
Or are there other better non-CF-options  ?

Thank you.

Uwe






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RE: PostGreSQL

[Christopher Olive, CIO]

yes.

chris olive, cio
cresco technologies
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http://www.crescotech.com



-Original Message-
From: Ian Lurie [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Saturday, October 14, 2000 3:07 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: PostGreSQL


Anyone out there using PostGreSQL with ColdFusion?

Ian

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RE: PostGreSQL

[Len Conrad]

>yes.

Chris,

Are you using Postgres as a backend machine to CF/Win?  If so, do you 
have a how-to or other document?

Len

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Re: CFX Tags

[Bill Davidson]

As long as the CFX tag is not something that is dangerous, most hosting
companies will accommodate your needs.  If not, then ya might want to look
for a better hosting company.

-Bill
/intraget
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Subject: CFX Tags


> Is there a way to use a CFX tag without registering it through the
> ColdFusion administrator?  The site that I want to use the CFX tag on is
> being hosted on a shared server and they don't allow access to the CF
> Administrator nor will they register it for me.
>
> Gary Groomer
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Problem converting from access 2000 to sql using enterprise manager

[AustralianAccommodation.com Pty. Ltd.]

Below is the error that I am receiving when I try and convert from access to
sql using enterprise manager it does not apply to all tables but it does
apply to the majority of them. Any idea what is causing this error and how I
can rectify it

"Error at destination for row number 5123. Errors encounter so far in this
task 1. The statement has been terminated. Violation of primary key
constraint 'Properties1_PK'.
Cannot insert duplicate key in object 'Properties' "


Kind Regards

Claude Raiola (Director)
AustralianAccommodation.com Pty. Ltd.
Website: www.AustralianAccommodation.com
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Problem converting from access 2000 to sql using enterprise manager

[AustralianAccommodation.com Pty. Ltd.]

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can rectify it



Kind Regards

Claude Raiola (Director)
AustralianAccommodation.com Pty. Ltd.
Website: www.AustralianAccommodation.com
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

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RE: Problem converting from access 2000 to sql using enterprise manager

[Cameron Childress]

Here's your problem:

"KsD0Yv8AnvrmJSpP" should be "hY2+Vdat1bpdt".

-Cameron


Cameron Childress
ElliptIQ Inc.
p.770.460.7277.232
f.770.460.0963

> -Original Message-
> From: AustralianAccommodation.com Pty. Ltd.
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> Sent: Saturday, October 14, 2000 5:49 PM
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> Subject: Problem converting from access 2000 to sql using enterprise
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> Below is the error that I am receiving when I try and convert
> from access to
> sql using enterprise manager it does not apply to all tables but it does
> apply to the majority of them. Any idea what is causing this
> error and how I
> can rectify it
>
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> Kind Regards
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RE: HELP! - Custom1 & Custom2 in Verity

[At Home]

Custom1 and Custom2 can only be used with a Verity collection formed from a
database. Custom1 and Custom2 can be mapped to fields in the query that you
run from that database.

Also if you set TYPE="Path" the key should be equal to the document root
directory.
If you want to use a custom key set type="custom."

Although I am not sure it appears that you are trying to limit access to
certain results in certain directories based upon user privileges. I have
done something similar and there are two ways that you might look at.

1) Use CFDIRECTORY's list feature to log all files into a table and then
loop through this and setup access restrictions based upon contents of the
table (put any additional fields in the table that you like) and then index
this table. In my example, I setup an authorization level for each directory
and if the "session.auth_level"
matched "custom1" which is the authorization level for that directory then
that result was returned.

2)Use the CF_PATHINDEX function to create different collections. This is a
tag that lets you filter file extensions and subdirectories for indexing.
Then you could use CFCASE to setup a condition using some authorization
technique and search the appropriate collection.



   

   
etc...


HTH


-Original Message-
From: J.Milks [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, October 12, 2000 6:32 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: HELP! - Custom1 & Custom2 in Verity


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Hi All,
Back from ASP hell and immersing myself in CF again. I am a bit of a =
verity virgin, and need help with the Custom fields. I am placing files =
in different folders, which some people do and some do not have access =
to. The following id my index code:

=20

My assumption was then that when I searched, the value of CUSTOM1 would =
be the ID passed into the INDEX tag via a session variable, but it is =
blank. I need this value to compare it agains a list of IDs to which the =
current user has access, so I can display the hit or not. I know for =
sure that the session variable has a value, as it is also used =
successfully in the KEY and COLLECTION fields.

Any help appreciated.

Jim


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Hi All,
Back from ASP hell and immersing myself =
in CF=20
again. I am a bit of a verity virgin, and need help with the Custom =
fields. I am=20
placing files in different folders, which some people do and some do not =
have=20
access to. The following id my index code:
 
 =

 
My assumption was then that when I =
searched, the=20
value of CUSTOM1 would be the ID passed into the INDEX tag via a session =

variable, but it is blank. I need this value to compare it agains a list =
of IDs=20
to which the current user has access, so I can display the hit or not. I =
know=20
for sure that the session variable has a value, as it is also used =
successfully=20
in the KEY and COLLECTION fields.
 
Any help appreciated.
 
Jim
 

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RE: Problem converting from access 2000 to sql using enterprise manager

[paul smith]

ROFL

At 06:00 PM 10/14/00 -0400, you wrote:
>Here's your problem:
>
>"KsD0Yv8AnvrmJSpP" should be "hY2+Vdat1bpdt".
>
>-Cameron

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re: Cookies and CFLOCATION

[Reed Powell]

Yep, you cannot use a CFLOCATION after trying to set a cookie (actually it's
the other way around), so instead of using the CFLOCATION, use this:


document.location="pageyouwanttogoto";


This executes on the browser, which means that the cookie will get set.  If
you're not setting a cookie, use CFLOCATION because it's faster (no trip to
the browser and back).

-reed

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re: writing an RTF file from CF

[Reed Powell]

One of the limitations of using the scheme for putting the CF code inside of
the RTF is that you cannot put data into tables.  I ran across the following
tag in the gallery that takes care of this problem:   CF_Query2RTFTable

Also, from a long-term maintenance and upgrade perspective, it's probably
better to write your CF code in WORD and then save the file as an RTF file,
which is then CFINCLUDED, rather than use STUDIO to edit the RTF code.  You
gotta be real careful about using <># characters in the WORD doc!

-reed

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RE: Running A CF Site Via CD Rom

[lsellers]

> > Is it possible to run a cf site from a cd rom?
>
> No.  The end user would not only have to have IIS/PWS and CF, but
> they would
> also have to have them installed onto the machine when they run
> the CD-ROM.

It would be nice if Allaire took their otherwise abandoned CF Express,
repackaged an autoinstalling version of it with (an autoinstalling) Apache.
It's lacking a lot of features... but with a little tweaking it could work
for demoing from CD-ROM.

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CFFTP

[Sean Renet]

can someone give me a snippet of code that actually uses CFFTP for uploading
a file?  There are tons of examples for listing directories (Ben's book, the
docs, ect), but I cannot find one example of code for uploading a file. Here
is what I am trying

---set test varables-






open connection-

Did it succeed? #CFFTP.Succeeded#

-upload file 


Did it succeed? #CFFTP.Succeeded#

- close connection -

Did it succeed? #CFFTP.Succeeded#

This is the error. (lines 32-42 is the upload part of the operation)
  Error Diagnostic Information
  550 /1624/brain1.gif: Permission denied


  The error occurred while processing an element with a general
identifier of (CFFTP), occupying document position (32:1) to (42:3) in the
template file d:\Inetpub\wwwroot\neurotrash\newadmin\ftpupload.cfm.


  Date/Time: 10/14/00 17:34:52
  Browser: Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 5.01; Windows NT 5.0)
  Remote Address: 63.203.119.83




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Re: Cookies and CFLOCATION

[Rob Keniger]

on 10/15/00 9:07 AM, Reed Powell at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> Yep, you cannot use a CFLOCATION after trying to set a cookie (actually it's
> the other way around), so instead of using the CFLOCATION, use this:
> 
> 
> document.location="pageyouwanttogoto";
> 
> 
> This executes on the browser, which means that the cookie will get set.  If
> you're not setting a cookie, use CFLOCATION because it's faster (no trip to
> the browser and back).

This works well unless the user has javascript turned off. Best to also add
a Reresh meta tag to the head section of the page:



HTH

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How Feasable Is This?

[Eron Cohen]

Hi Everyone,

I want to set up a site so that anyone can create
their own custom site URL in the form of
MY_CUSTOM_NAME.ourdomain.com.  In other words, I want
to be able to take any incoming URL that ends with
ourdomain.com and send it to a template that looks at
the machine name portion of the URL and redirects it
to the appropriate place depending on the first part
of the URL.  The idea is to allow people make a
website for their company without me having to go into
Internet Information Server for each new account and
create a virtual directory for that account.

So the questions are:

1) Is it a matter of a DNS entry to make it so that
ANYTHING.ourdomain.com will always be directed to the
same template?  If not, how can this be done?

2) Are there any problems I should be aware of with
doing it this way?

I plan to write a small ColdFusion script that will
then parse the URL and handle the rest from there.

Thanks,

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RE: How Feasable Is This?

[Dave Watts]

> I want to set up a site so that anyone can create
> their own custom site URL in the form of
> MY_CUSTOM_NAME.ourdomain.com.  In other words, I want
> to be able to take any incoming URL that ends with
> ourdomain.com and send it to a template that looks at
> the machine name portion of the URL and redirects it
> to the appropriate place depending on the first part
> of the URL.  The idea is to allow people make a
> website for their company without me having to go into
> Internet Information Server for each new account and
> create a virtual directory for that account.
> 
> So the questions are:
> 
> 1) Is it a matter of a DNS entry to make it so that
> ANYTHING.ourdomain.com will always be directed to the
> same template?  If not, how can this be done?
> 
> 2) Are there any problems I should be aware of with
> doing it this way?
> 
> I plan to write a small ColdFusion script that will
> then parse the URL and handle the rest from there.

The MY_CUSTOM_NAME portion of your URL is called the host name. You'll need
a DNS entry for each host name, and that entry will have to point to a
specific IP address (an A record, in DNS parlance), or to an alias that
itself points to an IP address (a CNAME record). If you point multiple host
names to the same location, your web server will require the browser to send
the host header name to point to a specific directory, or you could have the
script you mention redirect the user to the appropriate location.

In either case, setting up additional virtual servers in IIS won't be the
hard part, given the number of utilities that exist for just that purpose,
such as Lewis Sellers' set of CFX tags. Changing the DNS entries, on the
other hand, might be more difficult, depending on what DNS server you're
using, how it's set up, and whether you can access it from your web server.
Most DNS servers use text files to store DNS entries, and most will probably
require that you edit the text files to add the changes you want; they may
also require a restart if they provide their own interface for managing DNS
records.

Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
http://www.figleaf.com/
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RE: writing an RTF file from CF

[Dave Watts]

> One of the limitations of using the scheme for putting the 
> CF code inside of the RTF is that you cannot put data into 
> tables. I ran across the following tag in the gallery that 
> takes care of this problem: CF_Query2RTFTable

This isn't true. I've used tables within RTF documents quite a bit, to even
include nested hierarchical relationships using the GROUP attribute of
CFOUTPUT within those tables. It's not exactly easy, though.

> Also, from a long-term maintenance and upgrade perspective, 
> it's probably better to write your CF code in WORD and then 
> save the file as an RTF file, which is then CFINCLUDED, rather 
> than use STUDIO to edit the RTF code. You gotta be real careful 
> about using <># characters in the WORD doc!

I'd strongly recommend using another word processing program instead of Word
for generating RTF; it generates the most verbose RTF possible, and that RTF
isn't always compatible with other word processors. I used to use
WordPerfect for this quite a bit. It generates much cleaner RTF, and places
each major RTF control word on a separate line, making it much easier to
read. I've been told that WordPad also does a better job. 

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RE: Running A CF Site Via CD Rom

[Bill Killillay]

In last months CFDJ or the month before there was an article about turning
dynamic pages into static pages using CFHTTP.  You could do a routine like
was defined there and then put that onto a CD.  I have an autorun.exe that
will even grab what ever the default browser is on the PC and open it and
then run the opening page.  It's set in the exe to default to index.html I
believe.  Anyway with those two things you could do a limited demo of
otherwise dynamic content.  Just turn it into static content first, then
burn it to CD.  Have done something like this in the past.

Bill

> -Original Message-
> From: lsellers [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Saturday, October 14, 2000 7:14 PM
> To: CF-Talk
> Subject: RE: Running A CF Site Via CD Rom
>
>
>
> > > Is it possible to run a cf site from a cd rom?
> >
> > No.  The end user would not only have to have IIS/PWS and CF, but
> > they would
> > also have to have them installed onto the machine when they run
> > the CD-ROM.
>
> It would be nice if Allaire took their otherwise abandoned CF Express,
> repackaged an autoinstalling version of it with (an
> autoinstalling) Apache.
> It's lacking a lot of features... but with a little tweaking it could work
> for demoing from CD-ROM.
>
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RE: How Feasable Is This?

[Peter Theobald]

You can set up a wildcard DNS entry for *.mydomain.com => IP address. Do this just 
once ahead of time. I don't know specifically what the DNS file looks like for this, I 
just ask my ISP (Verio) to set it up and they do...

Then on your web server you set up a name-based virtual server for each name you want 
to catch (and you should have a "default" virtual server for everything else you 
haven't specified). To do this do what Dave says below...

At 09:43 PM 10/14/00 -0400, Dave Watts wrote:
>> I want to set up a site so that anyone can create
>> their own custom site URL in the form of
>> MY_CUSTOM_NAME.ourdomain.com.  In other words, I want
>> to be able to take any incoming URL that ends with
>> ourdomain.com and send it to a template that looks at
>> the machine name portion of the URL and redirects it
>> to the appropriate place depending on the first part
>> of the URL.  The idea is to allow people make a
>> website for their company without me having to go into
>> Internet Information Server for each new account and
>> create a virtual directory for that account.
>> 
>> So the questions are:
>> 
>> 1) Is it a matter of a DNS entry to make it so that
>> ANYTHING.ourdomain.com will always be directed to the
>> same template?  If not, how can this be done?
>> 
>> 2) Are there any problems I should be aware of with
>> doing it this way?
>> 
>> I plan to write a small ColdFusion script that will
>> then parse the URL and handle the rest from there.
>
>The MY_CUSTOM_NAME portion of your URL is called the host name. You'll need
>a DNS entry for each host name, and that entry will have to point to a
>specific IP address (an A record, in DNS parlance), or to an alias that
>itself points to an IP address (a CNAME record). If you point multiple host
>names to the same location, your web server will require the browser to send
>the host header name to point to a specific directory, or you could have the
>script you mention redirect the user to the appropriate location.
>
>In either case, setting up additional virtual servers in IIS won't be the
>hard part, given the number of utilities that exist for just that purpose,
>such as Lewis Sellers' set of CFX tags. Changing the DNS entries, on the
>other hand, might be more difficult, depending on what DNS server you're
>using, how it's set up, and whether you can access it from your web server.
>Most DNS servers use text files to store DNS entries, and most will probably
>require that you edit the text files to add the changes you want; they may
>also require a restart if they provide their own interface for managing DNS
>records.
>
>Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
>http://www.figleaf.com/
>voice: (202) 797-5496
>fax: (202) 797-5444
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RE: Dynamic Form Field Names

[At Home]

Use #spanexcluding(formfield.foo,"(")#

-Original Message-
From: Dave Hannum [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, October 12, 2000 12:06 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Dynamic Form Field Names


Hello,

I am passing some text fields where the name attribute is populated
dynamically.  Some of the values, unfortunately  have parentheses around
part of the value.  Example:

  Football (US)

When I try to evaluate the fieldname on the other side, the evaluate
function chokes on the parentheses.  What's the best way to handle this?

Thanks,
Dave



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Re: Running A CF Site Via CD Rom

[pan]

From: "Bill Killillay" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>


> In last months CFDJ or the month before there was an article about turning
> dynamic pages into static pages using CFHTTP.  You could do a routine like
> was defined there and then put that onto a CD.  I have an autorun.exe that
> will even grab what ever the default browser is on the PC and open it and
> then run the opening page.  It's set in the exe to default to index.html I
> believe.  Anyway with those two things you could do a limited demo of
> otherwise dynamic content.  Just turn it into static content first, then
> burn it to CD.  Have done something like this in the past.
> 

To amplify on what he above method offers --
Using  is aother way of producing static.html from
dynamic/cfm.  You can have periodic updates of the statics.
No problem naming and copying cached .tmp files as the
.map file has all the info necessary.

This would work better in some circumstnaces than others ...


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RE: Running A CF Site Via CD Rom

[Bill Killillay]

Very true.  Thanks for pointing that out.

> -Original Message-
> From: pan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Saturday, October 14, 2000 10:14 PM
> To: CF-Talk
> Subject: Re: Running A CF Site Via CD Rom
>
>
> From: "Bill Killillay" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
>
> > In last months CFDJ or the month before there was an article
> about turning
> > dynamic pages into static pages using CFHTTP.  You could do a
> routine like
> > was defined there and then put that onto a CD.  I have an
> autorun.exe that
> > will even grab what ever the default browser is on the PC and
> open it and
> > then run the opening page.  It's set in the exe to default to
> index.html I
> > believe.  Anyway with those two things you could do a limited demo of
> > otherwise dynamic content.  Just turn it into static content first, then
> > burn it to CD.  Have done something like this in the past.
> >
>
> To amplify on what he above method offers --
> Using  is aother way of producing static.html from
> dynamic/cfm.  You can have periodic updates of the statics.
> No problem naming and copying cached .tmp files as the
> .map file has all the info necessary.
>
> This would work better in some circumstnaces than others ...
>
>
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RE: How Feasable Is This?

[Eron Cohen]

Peter and Dave,

Thanks for your help.  I still have a question though,
so pardon me if I am being dense: 

Since I plan to use ColdFusion to parse the hostname
(and not IIS) and since everything will be parsed by
code on a machine that is at a single IP address, why
can't I setup a wildcard DNS entry (The way Peter
described) and just handle all the traffic to that IP
address with a ColdFusion template that will build the
appropriate pages for that host on the fly?  

Will I have to do anything at all in IIS?  In other
words, if there is a wildcard DNS entry in our DNS
server which points ANYHOST.ourdomain.com to the same
IP Address, since ColdFusion will be parsing and
handing it from there, does it really matter what
happens from there on the DNS or IIS sides of things? 
It seems to me that I can just use #CGI.SERVER_NAME#
to figure out what host is being called and just go
dynamically from there.

Thanks for the advice,

Eron


Peter Wrote:
You can set up a wildcard DNS entry for *.mydomain.com
=> IP address. Do this just once ahead of time. I
don't know specifically what the DNS file looks like
for this, I just ask my ISP (Verio) to set it up and
they do...

Then on your web server you set up a name-based
virtual server for each name you want to catch (and
you should have a "default" virtual server for
everything else you haven't specified). To do this do
what Dave says below...

At 09:43 PM 10/14/00 -0400, Dave Watts wrote:
>> I want to set up a site so that anyone can create
>> their own custom site URL in the form of
>> MY_CUSTOM_NAME.ourdomain.com.  In other words, I
want
>> to be able to take any incoming URL that ends with
>> ourdomain.com and send it to a template that looks
at
>> the machine name portion of the URL and redirects
it
>> to the appropriate place depending on the first
part
>> of the URL.  The idea is to allow people make a
>> website for their company without me having to go
into
>> Internet Information Server for each new account
and
>> create a virtual directory for that account.
>> 
>> So the questions are:
>> 
>> 1) Is it a matter of a DNS entry to make it so that
>> ANYTHING.ourdomain.com will always be directed to
the
>> same template?  If not, how can this be done?
>> 
>> 2) Are there any problems I should be aware of with
>> doing it this way?
>> 
>> I plan to write a small ColdFusion script that will
>> then parse the URL and handle the rest from there.
>
>The MY_CUSTOM_NAME portion of your URL is called the
host name. You'll need
>a DNS entry for each host name, and that entry will
have to point to a
>specific IP address (an A record, in DNS parlance),
or to an alias that
>itself points to an IP address (a CNAME record). If
you point multiple host
>names to the same location, your web server will
require the browser to send
>the host header name to point to a specific
directory, or you could have the
>script you mention redirect the user to the
appropriate location.
>
>In either case, setting up additional virtual servers
in IIS won't be the
>hard part, given the number of utilities that exist
for just that purpose,
>such as Lewis Sellers' set of CFX tags. Changing the
DNS entries, on the
>other hand, might be more difficult, depending on
what DNS server you're
>using, how it's set up, and whether you can access it
from your web server.
>Most DNS servers use text files to store DNS entries,
and most will probably
>require that you edit the text files to add the
changes you want; they may
>also require a restart if they provide their own
interface for managing DNS
>records.
>
>Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
>http://www.figleaf.com/
>voice: (202) 797-5496
>fax: (202) 797-5444
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URL.RequestTimeout

[Peter Theobald]

I have a specific page that I know will take longer than 60
seconds to process. I want to change the Timeout for that page. The only
way I know how is to pass "mypage.cfm?RequestTimeout=300" (for
example) in the URL.
I tried setting  on the first line of
the page but that doesn't work.

It seems stupid to me that the page that is designed to take a long time
cannot set it's timeout, but every other page in the site that calls it
must set the timeout on the URL...

Is there a better way?



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RE: How Feasable Is This?

[Peter Theobald]

If you are parsing the host name in Cold Fusion anyway, you really don't need to set 
it up in the Web Server.
With some programs where every single request passes through one main "handler" I 
wonder just what I need the web server for at all :-)

At 07:25 PM 10/14/00 -0700, Eron Cohen wrote:
>Peter and Dave,
>
>Thanks for your help.  I still have a question though,
>so pardon me if I am being dense: 
>
>Since I plan to use ColdFusion to parse the hostname
>(and not IIS) and since everything will be parsed by
>code on a machine that is at a single IP address, why
>can't I setup a wildcard DNS entry (The way Peter
>described) and just handle all the traffic to that IP
>address with a ColdFusion template that will build the
>appropriate pages for that host on the fly?  
>
>Will I have to do anything at all in IIS?  In other
>words, if there is a wildcard DNS entry in our DNS
>server which points ANYHOST.ourdomain.com to the same
>IP Address, since ColdFusion will be parsing and
>handing it from there, does it really matter what
>happens from there on the DNS or IIS sides of things? 
>It seems to me that I can just use #CGI.SERVER_NAME#
>to figure out what host is being called and just go
>dynamically from there.
>
>Thanks for the advice,
>
>Eron
>
>
>Peter Wrote:
>You can set up a wildcard DNS entry for *.mydomain.com
>=> IP address. Do this just once ahead of time. I
>don't know specifically what the DNS file looks like
>for this, I just ask my ISP (Verio) to set it up and
>they do...
>
>Then on your web server you set up a name-based
>virtual server for each name you want to catch (and
>you should have a "default" virtual server for
>everything else you haven't specified). To do this do
>what Dave says below...
>
>At 09:43 PM 10/14/00 -0400, Dave Watts wrote:
>>> I want to set up a site so that anyone can create
>>> their own custom site URL in the form of
>>> MY_CUSTOM_NAME.ourdomain.com.  In other words, I
>want
>>> to be able to take any incoming URL that ends with
>>> ourdomain.com and send it to a template that looks
>at
>>> the machine name portion of the URL and redirects
>it
>>> to the appropriate place depending on the first
>part
>>> of the URL.  The idea is to allow people make a
>>> website for their company without me having to go
>into
>>> Internet Information Server for each new account
>and
>>> create a virtual directory for that account.
>>> 
>>> So the questions are:
>>> 
>>> 1) Is it a matter of a DNS entry to make it so that
>>> ANYTHING.ourdomain.com will always be directed to
>the
>>> same template?  If not, how can this be done?
>>> 
>>> 2) Are there any problems I should be aware of with
>>> doing it this way?
>>> 
>>> I plan to write a small ColdFusion script that will
>>> then parse the URL and handle the rest from there.
>>
>>The MY_CUSTOM_NAME portion of your URL is called the
>host name. You'll need
>>a DNS entry for each host name, and that entry will
>have to point to a
>>specific IP address (an A record, in DNS parlance),
>or to an alias that
>>itself points to an IP address (a CNAME record). If
>you point multiple host
>>names to the same location, your web server will
>require the browser to send
>>the host header name to point to a specific
>directory, or you could have the
>>script you mention redirect the user to the
>appropriate location.
>>
>>In either case, setting up additional virtual servers
>in IIS won't be the
>>hard part, given the number of utilities that exist
>for just that purpose,
>>such as Lewis Sellers' set of CFX tags. Changing the
>DNS entries, on the
>>other hand, might be more difficult, depending on
>what DNS server you're
>>using, how it's set up, and whether you can access it
>from your web server.
>>Most DNS servers use text files to store DNS entries,
>and most will probably
>>require that you edit the text files to add the
>changes you want; they may
>>also require a restart if they provide their own
>interface for managing DNS
>>records.
>>
>>Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
>>http://www.figleaf.com/
>>voice: (202) 797-5496
>>fax: (202) 797-5444
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URL.RequestTimeout

[Peter Theobald]

I have a specific page that I know will take longer than 60 seconds to process. I want 
to change the Timeout for that page. The only way I know how is to pass 
"mypage.cfm?RequestTimeout=300" (for example) in the URL.
I tried setting  on the first line of the page but that 
doesn't work.

It seems stupid to me that the page that is designed to take a long time cannot set 
it's timeout, but every other page in the site that calls it must set the timeout on 
the URL...

Is there a better way?


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Re: CF-Talk V1 #59

[Michelle Plahmer]

I will be out of the office Monday, October 16 through Friday, October 20.  I will be 
checking my voicemail and e-mail.
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Re: URL.RequestTimeout

[Jim McAtee]

> I have a specific page that I know will take longer than 60 seconds to
process. I want to change the Timeout for that page. The only way I know how
is to pass "mypage.cfm?RequestTimeout=300" (for example) in the URL.
> I tried setting  on the first line of the
page but that doesn't work.
>
> It seems stupid to me that the page that is designed to take a long time
cannot set it's timeout, but every other page in the site that calls it must
set the timeout on the URL...
>
> Is there a better way?


If you're worried about having to modify all your calls to the page... You
could create a "wrapper" page having the original page name and do a
redirect to the orginal page, with a new name and the necessary timeout
value in the url.




Jim

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Re: How Feasable Is This?

[CF]

This is all feasible.  I have done it in PHP, and it would be just as easy
to do in CF.

You need to get your DNS setup as you mentioned, to allow all "machine"
names to point to you main IP address.

I'd like to see what you're doing, if you don't mind talking about it, email
me privately at [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Thanks,

Peter Janett

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- Original Message -
From: Eron Cohen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: CF-Talk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Saturday, October 14, 2000 7:29 PM
Subject: How Feasable Is This?


> Hi Everyone,
>
> I want to set up a site so that anyone can create
> their own custom site URL in the form of
> MY_CUSTOM_NAME.ourdomain.com.  In other words, I want
> to be able to take any incoming URL that ends with
> ourdomain.com and send it to a template that looks at
> the machine name portion of the URL and redirects it
> to the appropriate place depending on the first part
> of the URL.  The idea is to allow people make a
> website for their company without me having to go into
> Internet Information Server for each new account and
> create a virtual directory for that account.
>
> So the questions are:
>
> 1) Is it a matter of a DNS entry to make it so that
> ANYTHING.ourdomain.com will always be directed to the
> same template?  If not, how can this be done?
>
> 2) Are there any problems I should be aware of with
> doing it this way?
>
> I plan to write a small ColdFusion script that will
> then parse the URL and handle the rest from there.
>
> Thanks,
>
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Checking URL validity

[Rob Keniger]

Hi,

I have a client who has several links to largish (up to 100MB) downloads
which are hosted on other people's servers. He wants my CF app to
automatically check all these URLs to ensure they are still valid (i.e. not
giving 404's).

I thought about using CFHTTP but from what I know of it you would have to
download the entire linked file before you could determine whether or not
the link was valid. If the client has, say, several hundred downloads at
10-100MB apiece then this is obviously not feasible in terms of time, disk
space and bandwidth. Is there any way to use CF to do this? If CFHTTP won't
do the job, is there an alternative?

Thanks for any input.

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hpux - process

[Jason Egan]

I have an hpux box - we're currently running the beta version (final beta).

when we start the box we have 7 process running... within about 6 minutes or
so we have 2 more... then 1 more follows within 10 minutes or so that is
10 processes.  We've been working with this box for quite a few weeks...
never having a problem, but last night about 12:30 cf stopped responding.
We restarted the services and all was fine... there were then about 30
processes running then... within 9 hours the cf server stopped responding
again... this time at 22 or so processes...

We really weren't doing much to the box -- other than simple queries and rds
with cf studio...  we are using quite a few cached queries, but that
wouldn't do that... I can't think of anything that would cause this, other
than beta software, or some obscure setting...  We're running a recent
version of apache and hpux 11

Thanks for any help,
Jason Egan

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Re: Coldfusion FreeLance Work websites?

[Coldfusionguru2000]

Fred,

Take a look at http://www.coldfusiondb.com

Christian


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Sent: Saturday, October 14, 2000 12:26 PM
Subject: Re: FreeLance Work websites?


> I was typing over someone's shoulder to get at least
that much in :)
>
> She didn't want to give up her Napster search.
>
> :)

> > -Original Message-
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> > Sent: Friday, October 13, 2000 4:21 PM
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> > Subject: Re: FreeLance Work websites?
> >
> >
> > fusioneer.com
> > fieldworks.net
> >
> > Fred T. Sanders
> > Charlottesville, VA
> > ---
> > There's no such thing as idiot-proof software.
> > Idiots are just too clever for that.
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> > Subject: FreeLance Work websites?
> >
> >
> > > I know of guru.com anyone know of any other
websites that offer
> > freelance
> > > work.
> > >
> > >
> > > Bob Everland
> > >
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>
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CFFTP - - weird error

[Bill Killillay]

Here is the code 


Did login succeed? #CFFTP.Succeeded#


Did dir change succeed? #CFFTP.Succeeded#


Did dir change succeed? #CFFTP.Succeeded#


What's the path? #cfftp.returnvalue#


Did upload succeed? #CFFTP.Succeeded#
Show error - #CFFTP.errorcode##cfftp.errortext#


Did logoff succeed? #CFFTP.Succeeded#


Here is my system specs 
NT 4, SP 6a, CFAS Pro 4.5.1 SP1


Here is the error 
15,
500 Illegal PORT command

Here is the strange part 
If I change this and login back to my server it works fine, I only get that
error while trying to connect to the UNIX box in question.  Yet another
developer I was working with was able to use this EXACT same template and
from his box it worked fine to the Unix box.  His server specs, I believe,
are pretty close to the same as mine are.  What would cause this error to
happen in the first place.

Thanks for any help anybody can provide.

Bill

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Re: Coldfusion FreeLance Work websites?

[Stephen M. Aylor]

Your beer stein has shoulders...?

And how'd you teach it to use napster?

Didn't know they had gender . :-)

Steve

> - Original Message -
> From: "Fred T. Sanders" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> Sent: Saturday, October 14, 2000 12:26 PM
> Subject: Re: FreeLance Work websites?
>
>
> > I was typing over someone's shoulder to get at least
> that much in :)
> >
> > She didn't want to give up her Napster search.
> >
> > :)
>
> > > -Original Message-
> > > From: Fred T. Sanders [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> > > Sent: Friday, October 13, 2000 4:21 PM
> > > To: CF-Talk
> > > Subject: Re: FreeLance Work websites?
> > >
> > >
> > > fusioneer.com
> > > fieldworks.net
> > >
> > > Fred T. Sanders
> > > Charlottesville, VA
> > > ---
> > > There's no such thing as idiot-proof software.
> > > Idiots are just too clever for that.
> > >
> > >
> > > - Original Message -
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> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > > To: "CF-Talk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > > Sent: Friday, October 13, 2000 6:28 PM
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> > >
> > >
> > > > I know of guru.com anyone know of any other
> websites that offer
> > > freelance
> > > > work.
> > > >
> > > >
> > > > Bob Everland
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Regular Expression help

[CF]

I need to find the ">" of the body tag of CFHTTP.FileContent.

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