Ok it has been a long time since I used siteminder under single sign on
scenario! But can I ask is it required, to use siteminder that is.
If it is to protect files from being downloaded etc then I think the
best way would be to use CF mappings for data that you do not want to be
guessed via the url. For example I did a porn site back in 1998 that has
content that can only be viewed by members.
But I did write my own form of Security Context tags that don't use CF
Advanced Security, they do however keep control of who is logged in and
what type of memebership they have as well as what they can view.
The principle works the same as what siteminder offers, but without the
added overheads that Siteminder adds to IIS!!
-Original Message-
From: Bastian Schmid [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, 20 November 2001 9:47 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: SandBox Problem
Hi,
I'm running a ColdFusion Sandbox on our server and it works quite well.
But the siteminder is so resource-intensive so that the loading of the
websites so so terrible slow...
The siteminder-service checks all of the files within a directory
(including subdirs).
Because of checking also the graphics and databases, wcich is absolutely
not neccassary, the speed of our server is bloody slow.
Can anybody give me a solution, how i can tell the siteminder-services
only to check the .cfm/.cfml files?
I know, that i can do this with *.cfm within one directory. But do i
have to add every directory of my server to the security context to
seperate the files or is there any possibility to do that instead of
c:/xy/* like c:/xy/*/*.cfm?
greez,
Bastian
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