RE: CF8 Debugging

2007-09-07 Thread Dave Watts
 As of CF8, I think you can give another path in the tag, or 
 you can create a 'safe' CFIDE virtual dir, and use that in 
 all the virtual hosts (except the one that runs the CF admin.)

Actually, that's been around for a while, since CF 6 at least. In CF 7, you
can set the default location for /CFIDE/scripts in the CF Administrator
also.

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RE: CF8 Debugging

2007-09-07 Thread Dave Watts
 What other functionality relies on the CFIDE mapping?  It it 
 necessary for things like CFFORM?

It's used by a lot of stuff, like CFFORM, CFWDDX, RDS, CFC browsing, the
admin API, charting, probably some other stuff I've forgotten.

 Which also begs the question - is there some functionality 
 that relies on the /cfdocs mapping?

No. And, as an aside, that isn't begging the question.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Begging_the_question

 The thing about needing /CFIDE that strikes me a odd is that 
 it contains the CF Administrator application, so that the 
 Administrator becomes accessible from every web site on the 
 server. Yes, it's up to the system administrator to make sure 
 the CF Administrator is properly secured, but this still seems
 rather a lax approach.  The CF Administrator isn't be 
 needed on every site.

Changing this would add significant complexity to what is already a
relatively complex process. I would like to see it happen automatically as
well, but I'm not sure how it could be done, to be perfectly honest. There
are some processes which are easier to do manually, and I think this is one
of them.

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Re: CF8 Debugging

2007-09-07 Thread Tom Chiverton
On Thursday 06 Sep 2007, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 What other functionality relies on the CFIDE mapping?  It it necessary for
 things like CFFORM?

I believe so.
As of CF8, I think you can give another path in the tag, or you can create 
a 'safe' CFIDE virtual dir, and use that in all the virtual hosts (except the 
one that runs the CF admin.). 

 Which also begs the question ­ is there some functionality that relies on
 the /cfdocs mapping? 

Not AFAIk.

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CF8 Debugging

2007-09-06 Thread Jim McAtee
Two questions:

- Is there any way to enable Robust Exception Information _only_ for 
debugging IP addresses?  It's a lot of useful information to have in the 
event of an error that isn't shown elsewhere in the debugging output, but 
it's too much information for outside visitors.

- In the debugging output there's a little missing 'topdoc.gif' image, 
which is being referenced in a location within /CFIDE.  Surely CF8 doesn't 
expect you to map CFIDE as a virtual directory in the HTTP server for 
_every_ virtual web site on the machine? 


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Re: CF8 Debugging

2007-09-06 Thread Tom Chiverton
On Thursday 06 Sep 2007, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 ­ In the debugging output there's a little missing 'topdoc.gif' image,
 which is being referenced in a location within /CFIDE.  Surely CF8 doesn't
 expect you to map CFIDE as a virtual directory in the HTTP server for
 _every_ virtual web site on the machine?

If you want it to show up, yes.
Do you really care if a graphic is missing in the debug output though ?

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Re: CF8 Debugging

2007-09-06 Thread Jim McAtee
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Subject: Re: CF8 Debugging


 On Thursday 06 Sep 2007, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 ­ In the debugging output there's a little missing 'topdoc.gif' image,
 which is being referenced in a location within /CFIDE.  Surely CF8 
 doesn't
 expect you to map CFIDE as a virtual directory in the HTTP server for
 _every_ virtual web site on the machine?

 If you want it to show up, yes.
 Do you really care if a graphic is missing in the debug output though ?


No.  It's trivial.  But it seems to imply that either the developers of 
the server expected the CFIDE directory mapping to exist for all virtual 
sites or else they were oblivious to this happening.  Why go to the 
trouble of designing a nicely formatted debug output page and then have it 
punctuated by a missing graphic? 


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Re: CF8 Debugging

2007-09-06 Thread Tom Chiverton
On Thursday 06 Sep 2007, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  If you want it to show up, yes.
  Do you really care if a graphic is missing in the debug output though ?

 No.  It's trivial.  But it seems to imply that either the developers of
 the server expected the CFIDE directory mapping to exist for all virtual
 sites 

They do, AFAIK. See also the Flash/AJAX form assets. That's how CF sets itself 
up.
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RE: CF8 Debugging

2007-09-06 Thread Dave Watts
 No. It's trivial. But it seems to imply that either the 
 developers of the server expected the CFIDE directory 
 mapping to exist for all virtual sites or else they were 
 oblivious to this happening. Why go to the trouble of 
 designing a nicely formatted debug output page and 
 then have it punctuated by a missing graphic? 

Since CF, by default, has many dependencies that rely on the existence of a
/CFIDE URL, I submit that they expected you'd have that directory on a
properly configured server. But putting that aside, where else could they
put it? It has to go somewhere - can you suggest a better location?

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Re: CF8 Debugging

2007-09-06 Thread Eric Roberts
I would assume they did that since they added the individual logins to the
admin and assumed you would want a cfide directory for each site.  They
probably had sites hosts in mind when they did that.  If it is real
important to have that graphic and you don;t want a cfide mapping in each
virtual directory, you could always dupe the directory structure and copy
the graphic to each virtual directory.

Eric


On 9/6/07, Dave Watts [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

  No. It's trivial. But it seems to imply that either the
  developers of the server expected the CFIDE directory
  mapping to exist for all virtual sites or else they were
  oblivious to this happening. Why go to the trouble of
  designing a nicely formatted debug output page and
  then have it punctuated by a missing graphic?

 Since CF, by default, has many dependencies that rely on the existence of
 a
 /CFIDE URL, I submit that they expected you'd have that directory on a
 properly configured server. But putting that aside, where else could they
 put it? It has to go somewhere - can you suggest a better location?

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Re: CF8 Debugging

2007-09-06 Thread Jim McAtee
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Sent: Thursday, September 06, 2007 5:03 AM
Subject: RE: CF8 Debugging


 No. It's trivial. But it seems to imply that either the
 developers of the server expected the CFIDE directory
 mapping to exist for all virtual sites or else they were
 oblivious to this happening. Why go to the trouble of
 designing a nicely formatted debug output page and
 then have it punctuated by a missing graphic?

 Since CF, by default, has many dependencies that rely on the existence 
 of a
 /CFIDE URL, I submit that they expected you'd have that directory on a
 properly configured server. But putting that aside, where else could 
 they
 put it? It has to go somewhere - can you suggest a better location?

The graphic?  Who knows.  I'm not worried about the graphic.

What other functionality relies on the CFIDE mapping?  It it necessary for 
things like CFFORM?

When I first set up the server I had several virtual IIS sites.  Then I 
deleted those sites and programmatically created all the necessary 
production sites by a script.  I notice in the wsconfig.log file that when 
CF was installed it created both the /CFIDE and /cfdocs virtual 
directories for every web site that was on the server at the time.  So I 
guess it's expected.

Which also begs the question - is there some functionality that relies on 
the /cfdocs mapping?  I always thought that from a security standpoint it 
was undesirable to have cfdocs installed, so having the installer create 
this mapping on _every_ site seems like an odd move.

The thing about needing /CFIDE that strikes me a odd is that it contains 
the CF Administrator application, so that the Administrator becomes 
accessible from every web site on the server.  Yes, it's up to the system 
administrator to make sure the CF Administrator is properly secured, but 
this still seems rather a lax approach.  The CF Administrator isn't be 
needed on every site.



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