Re: CFHTTP [Authorization Error]

CFHTTP page code !cfhttp URL=http:\\www.firefighting.com\admin_Main.asp cfset HeadlinesArray = ArrayNew(1) cfset ar = #cfhttp.FileContent# cfloop index=headlines from=1 to=3 cfset rr = Find(!--What's New List--, #ar#, 1) cfset ar = RemoveChars(#ar#, 1, #rr# + 21) /cfloop cfset rr =

RE: CFHTTP [Authorization Error]

If it works at work and at home! I would probably suggest that you look at the fact the server you are hosting on uses a secure proxy? Regards, Andrew Scott -Original Message- From: Mike cheese Lansing [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Saturday, 22 September 2001 17:27 PM To: CF-Talk

RE: Anyone know Perl AND CF?

I haven't touch perl for a while, but if you give me the code that has more than just the line maybe I can see what the line is meant to do? Regards, Andrew Scott -Original Message- From: Tony Hicks [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Saturday, 22 September 2001 15:08 PM To: CF-Talk

Re: CFHTTP [Authorization Error]

I'm not the brightest person in the world but here's a few ideas... lol One what's the !cfhttp for? Two.. try making a variable cfhttp.filecontnet and loading it with test data or use cffile to read it.. and three drop out all your content except the tag itself and

MS Personal Web server, NIMBA and others

For our development platform we're running MS Personal Web Server on Win NT 4.00 with our CF Studio. Are these installations of PWS vulnerable to NIMBA and other viruses/worms/trojans? If yes, how do we protect them? Thanks. George ~~ Get the

Re: CF to Word

I recently found a perl script which does a decent job of html-rtf conversion. email directly I'll send it... -Mike Billy Cravens wrote: Look at RTF as a possibility. Easy to generate; no COM required. The basics: create an RTF file with your formatting, then edit the RTF codes (RTF files

Re: Anyone know Perl AND CF?

I might be able to help. If you provide the perl code (it might be helpful to include more than the single line in order to better understand the context) and, if you can, your understanding of what you are trying to do I would be glad to see if I can help. Regards, Stephen I need to find

Re: JMAIL

That is strange, We are currently running other server-side java and having no problems. It is only giving us trouble through cf. I will relay this to the SA's and see what happens. Thanks Frederic Pete Freitag wrote: If the server is crashing when you click load jvm at startup, then you

RE: JMAIL

You may have an old JRE running on your server, you need at least Java 1.2, I'd recommend 1.3.1 +++ Pete Freitag ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) CFDEV.COM ColdFusion Developer Resources http://www.cfdev.com/ -Original Message- From: Freddy [mailto:[EMAIL

RE: Anyone know Perl AND CF?

Hi Tony, SED is a stream editor - it's not a Perl function. Basically, the Perl script is calling the SED program and doing something with either a text string or a file with text content. Can you post the line of code? -Original Message- From: Tony Hicks [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]

RE: Anyone know Perl AND CF?

Use CFEXECUTE to invoke sed from the command line. If the line of perl code is enclosed in `sed ...` then that's what perl is doing, its executing another program just like CFEXECUTE. +++ Pete Freitag ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) CFDEV.COM ColdFusion Developer

xml to SQL?

Sorry for my ignorance, but how do I export a XML file into MSSQL 2000? Michael. ~~ Get the mailserver that powers this list at http://www.coolfusion.com FAQ: http://www.thenetprofits.co.uk/coldfusion/faq Archives:

Security Pattern

I've been tasked to modify a security layer for an existing catalog application. Right now it has security algorithms that are unwieldy and are proving difficult to scale. I need to redesign the security layer so that it is almost a pluggable object. Let me describe the application. It is a

Re: MS Personal Web server, NIMBA and others

Yes, any Windows machine is vulnerable, with or without a Web server running. Get a virus protection software and update it to the latest DAT file and you should be OK. tom www.basic-ultradev.com Earl, George [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]...

Incredible growing SQL Log File - Help!

We have a sql server 2000 database. Client variables are enabled and are currently being saved to a database called CRDB. The log file for CRDB is over 10gig!!! Not doing anything special, just letting CF handle the client variables to the database. Any ideas why this would be? We don't have

Re: Anyone know Perl AND CF?

As you'll see below, it seems impossible to convert this to a database format that would make it worthwhile to convert to a database format. What I believe it does is find an entry tabbed with a name=todaysdayandmonthAM (there are also 'pm' entries.. And pulls only that out.. What I want to do

RE: cf and apache

Works great with SSL too. No problems. It was a little tricky setting it up the first time, but I'm using OpenSSL with no issues. And of course, the first time, I was trying to import certificates created with Netscape server. THAT was a fun thing to do. Works great so long as you do not need

RE: cf and apache

Any suggestions for a decent apache for dummies kind of book? I'm not looking for an all-encompassing tome, but rather one of those quickie books where you get up and going quickly and then can delve into a larger tome later if you wish ... -Original Message- From: Tony Schreiber