Russ,
Thank you for the suggestions. I just figured it out. On my IIS site, I
hadn't removed the Deny URL request filtering on the /scripts folder (the Deny
URL filtering per the lockdown guide). Once I removed it, all is well.
Thanks,
-Carl
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you have probably denied Coldfusion access to the scripts directory.
whatever user you are running ColdFusion under, make sure it has full
access to the CFIDE.
you can also use sysinternals process monitor to find out exactly what
permissions are being denied.
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/s
Anyone seen any working solutions to this problem for IIS6?
-Dan
On Mon, Aug 6, 2012 at 4:25 PM, David Sifford wrote:
>
> (I hope it's ok, but I thought I'd post this here as we're looking for a
> way to serve files via the Web server, similar to Ben Nadel's example at
> http://www.bennadel.com
I just installed the 64-bit version of ColdFusion 10 on Windows Server 2008R2.
I tried to do the install as close to the CF9 Server Lockdown Guide as
possible, given that CF9 and CF10 have different underlying engines (CF9 is
JRun and CF10 is Tomcat, in the Administrator CF9 used Java applets
I had the same situation. I set up a web service on the public server
which returns a query object with all of the data to the private
server which then can update the private database.
I have an archive flag field on the table on the public server
which notes if the record needs to be transf
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