I'm trying to redirect requests for non-existent files to a cfm file using
Apache with mod_rewrite. Works perfect using an .htaccess file, but results in
a JRun Servlet Error (403 Forbidden) if I create similar rules directly in
httpd.conf. The rules I'm using:
..htaccess
RewriteCond
Got it. Works using the PT flag.
httpd.conf
RewriteCond C:/wwwroot%{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteRule ^(.*)$ /index.cfm?action=%{REQUEST_URI} [QSA,PT,L]
~|
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On 2/23/07, Phill B [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Has anyone on here gotten the two to play together? I'm wanting to
give it a try and was looking for any advice or gotchas that I should
be aware of.
Not as a servlet, but I only tried that for a bit.
There's so many Open Source Truly Rock'n apps
Well, no one responded, so I am assuming no one knows. My testing bore this
out as truth. There is apparently a limit of 2,047 characters on the
'custom2' field in Verity. I'm guessing it exists on custom1 field too, but
I do not know. This is in MX 6.1. I'm not sure about MX7. If someone
Thanks for your input, Dave. My concern is the processing
overhead that is incurred by using CFSTOREDPROC. Do you know
of any way to access multiple recordsets in CFQUERY? As it
stands now, CFQUERY only returns the 1st recordset while
ignoring the rest. The ability to pull multiple
Hi guys,
Did a bit of research on this topic, but a little confused.
What should I be using as an enterprise manager equivalent for sql
server 2005 (hosted at my webhost). I wish to be able to connect to the
db and create/organise tables - including reordering columns, and also
create
Hi all
What do most people do to secure their CFIDE directory? How do you
prevent people from going to http://your_server_ip/cfide/administrator
and trying to hack your server? I've read various methods such as
moving the cfide folder, or having it only accessible by using
ColdFusions
Mike | NZSolutions Ltd wrote:
Hi guys,
Did a bit of research on this topic, but a little confused.
What should I be using as an enterprise manager equivalent for sql
server 2005 (hosted at my webhost). I wish to be able to connect to the
db and create/organise tables - including reordering
I'm not sure this came through properly the first time so here it goes
again... sorry if this is a duplicate post.
In SQL Server 2005, the Enterprise Manager has been replaced with the
SQL Server Management Studio. There is a version called SQL Server
Management Studio Express Edition that is
SQL Server Management Studio combines the features of Enterprise Manager
*AND* Query Analyzer in a single tool, which is great.
You do not need a full license, you can install the client software locally
- just download the trial of SQL 2005 and install only the client software.
Rick
On
One good way to prevent attacks on the CFIDE administrator folder is to
simply disallow anonymous access (IIS) or use a .htaccess file (Apache) to
require external authentication.
You could also restrict access to the administrator directory to certain IP
addresses.
Rick
On 2/24/07, Steve
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From: Mike | NZSolutions Ltd [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday,
Jason,
I had a similar problem on a client box running SUSE. Here's a few
recommendations:
First thing the ISP nees to do is to update their CF version to at
least 7.0.1. There are quite a few Linux - specific hotfixes in
there that should be applied.
Secondly, I second the
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