Re: MX7 + CFFile + Security Sandbox = Error

2005-05-02 Thread Rebecca Wells
> You're welcome Rebecca. Thanks again, Fabio, and Bom Dia! ~| Discover CFTicket - The leading ColdFusion Help Desk and Trouble Ticket application http://www.houseoffusion.com/banners/view.cfm?bannerid=48 Message: http://www.h

Re: MX7 + CFFile + Security Sandbox = Error

2005-05-02 Thread Fabio Terracini
You're welcome Rebecca. /- means that sandbox will work recursivelly on that directory. If you sandbox is set up to C:\webroot\-, your application can access C:\webroot\site1\, C:\webroot\site2\, C:\webroot\site3\, C:\webroot\site3\images\intranet\image.jpg, and so on. Every file in every dire

Re: MX7 + CFFile + Security Sandbox = Error

2005-05-02 Thread Rebecca Wells
OK, I figured out what was wrong... I had to add \* to the end of the directory path, like thus C:\CFusionMX7\runtime\servers\coldfusion\SERVER-INF\temp\wwwroot-tmp\* It's still not clear to me what the difference is between the way that \* and \- works. Maybe someone can explain that to me bet

Re: MX7 + CFFile + Security Sandbox = Error

2005-05-02 Thread Fabio Terracini
Talk >Subject: MX7 + CFFile + Security Sandbox = Error > >Today, while testing a application that handles a file upload that was >previously working in previous versions of CF (with Security Sandbox turned >on), I got the following error message: > >Security: The requested template

RE: MX7 + CFFile + Security Sandbox = Error

2005-04-29 Thread James Holmes
2005 6:01 To: CF-Talk Subject: MX7 + CFFile + Security Sandbox = Error Today, while testing a application that handles a file upload that was previously working in previous versions of CF (with Security Sandbox turned on), I got the following error message: Security: The requested template has

MX7 + CFFile + Security Sandbox = Error

2005-04-29 Thread Rebecca Wells
>Have you tried using the ColdFusion Code Analyzer in the Administration Page >already? Yes, no problems are reported. Further, I tried adding the CFusionMX7 directory to the Sandbox security for this site and I'm still getting the same error! ~~~

MX7 + CFFile + Security Sandbox = Error

2005-04-29 Thread David Critchley
Have you tried using the ColdFusion Code Analyzer in the Administration Page already? > Today, while testing a application that handles a file upload that was > previously working in previous versions of CF (with Security Sandbox > turned on), I got the following error message: > > Security: T

MX7 + CFFile + Security Sandbox = Error

2005-04-29 Thread Rebecca Wells
Today, while testing a application that handles a file upload that was previously working in previous versions of CF (with Security Sandbox turned on), I got the following error message: Security: The requested template has been denied access to C:\CFusionMX7\runtime\servers\coldfusion\SERVER-I