Not sure where my earlier reply to this went, but the list (online at least)
was being a little wonky yesterday so I'll try again...
I wonder if you have the right check boxes checked (They are different between
the 2). In CF7 it's enable debugging but in CF 8 It says enable request
debugging
/Vista 64 debug output not showing up
I just tested this on my laptop (CF 9 multiserver, Windows 7 64-bit)
and didn't get any debug output initially through IIS, but did get it
through the built-in JRun web server.
I'm currently just using the built-in web server, so it's not an IIS issue
Yes Maureen - I know this. What we are asking is - What if the customer
DOESN'T WANT TO USE THOSE - What if they want you to store the credit card
anyway... regardless of compliance. (Compliance isn't law...) What if that
is your option?
Actually, there *are* states that have made compliance a
I know its the obvious, but Vista has many ways of preventing services from
accessing critical processes, make sure the built in Firewall is not
blocking the ports or the JVM.
Thanks for the thoughts, but nope, nothing that I can find that would seem to
be an issue. I did end up reinstalling
I know its the obvious, but Vista has many ways of preventing services from
accessing critical processes, make sure the built in Firewall is not
blocking the ports or the JVM.
Thanks for the thoughts, but nope, nothing that I can find that would seem to
be an issue. I did end up
I just tested this on my laptop (CF 9 multiserver, Windows 7 64-bit)
and didn't get any debug output initially through IIS, but did get it
through the built-in JRun web server.
I'm currently just using the built-in web server, so it's not an IIS issue.
It definitely is only effecting my CF8
CF8 (64 bit)/Vista Professional (64 bit)/IIS7 This is my development
workstation and I am using localhost.
For some reason, debug output isn't showing up; I've tried any number of
options in CF Administrator settings -- classic and AJAX both, to no avail.
I am not using cfsetting to restrict
: Mary Jo Sminkey [mailto:mary...@cfwebstore.com]
Sent: Tuesday, February 16, 2010 2:11 PM
To: cf-talk
Subject: Re: CF8/Vista 64 debug output not showing up
CF8 (64 bit)/Vista Professional (64 bit)/IIS7 This is my development
workstation and I am using localhost.
For some reason, debug output
Try adding the IPv6 address or disabling IPv6. The local loopback uses
it.
Also look through the code for any cfsetting showdebugoutput=no
Thanks for the ideasdefinitely nothing in the code that is turning the
debug off, that was the first thing I checked. ;-) I was going to try your
I know its the obvious, but Vista has many ways of preventing services from
accessing critical processes, make sure the built in Firewall is not
blocking the ports or the JVM.
I have seen instances in Vista where something will change, and the firewall
will suddenly be blocking it-- where it was
, debug output isn't showing up; I've tried any number of
options in CF Administrator settings -- classic and AJAX both, to no avail.
I am not using cfsetting to restrict debug output, and using cfsetting to
enable debug output isn't working, either. I have ensured that both
127.0.0.1 and my
CF8 (64 bit)/Vista Professional (64 bit)/IIS7 This is my development
workstation and I am using localhost.
For some reason, debug output isn't showing up; I've tried any number of
options in CF Administrator settings -- classic and AJAX both, to no avail.
I am not using cfsetting to restrict
We have a very strange problem trying to output some information from the database.
The information is in the database when we look at the raw data, but it won't output
on a template page.
The column name is CONTENT it is a text/16/allows nulls (MS SQL Server 2000)
I can do a recordcount and
Check your dns settings in the CF Administrator -- this was the experience I
had when I tried to check enable retrieval of long text. Unfortunately I
don't know why this happened and settled for increasing the long text buffer
size to the maximum allowed 99 characters -- almost 1mb of data.
, January 07, 2003 4:01 PM
Subject: Re: Output not showing up
Check your dns settings in the CF Administrator -- this was the experience
I
had when I tried to check enable retrieval of long text. Unfortunately I
don't know why this happened and settled for increasing the long text
buffer
size
not showing up
Check your dns settings in the CF Administrator -- this
was the experience
I
had when I tried to check enable retrieval of long
text. Unfortunately I
don't know why this happened and settled for increasing
the long text
buffer
size to the maximum allowed 99 characters -- almost
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