Co-exist IIS / Apache? Well they can co-exist but not running at the same
time listening on port 80.
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Actually it wasn't IIS/Apache running together I was really asking about but
I have just realised it is BD.Net I am getting (it was a prize!!) so IIS
will be needed obviously. My personal preference has always been to have CF
running on apache but for simplicities sake I may just go the IIS route
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-Original Message-
From: Michael Wright
To: CF-Talk
Sent: Sun Jun 03 20:30:58 2007
Subject: Re: Development Machine Setup
Actually it wasn't IIS
-Original Message-
From: Michael Wright
To: CF-Talk
Sent: Sun Jun 03 20:30:58 2007
Subject: Re: Development Machine Setup
Actually it wasn't IIS/Apache running together I was really asking about
but
I have just realised it is BD.Net I am getting (it was a prize!!) so IIS
will be needed
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-Original Message-
From: Michael Wright
To: CF-Talk
Sent: Sun Jun 03 21:59:35 2007
Subject: Re: Development Machine Setup
Thanks Neil,
Pretty much what I thought to be honest - I'll have a play about with some
of the VM solutions
03, 2007 2:59 PM
Subject: Re: Development Machine Setup
Thanks Neil,
Pretty much what I thought to be honest - I'll have a play about with
some
of the VM solutions available.
As a 1 man shop I'm not entirely sure what I'm going to do with this
bd.netlicence but hey a freebie is a freebie
Thanks for the reply Jim,
I'm really looking for the simplest solution possible - in an ideal world
I'd rather not have both Apache and IIS running together, I would prefer to
have everything on port 80. Saying that if using different ports was the
easiest way then so be it.
I could go
I could go completley the IIS route, but I have always run
into problems installing CF on IIS, but I'm sure with the
help of the list I could work my way around these.
It's pretty easy to get CF working with IIS or Apache.
Does IIS allow virtual hosts in the same way as Apache does?
IIS
I'm looking to setup a development windows xp machine with CF
7.02, 8 and Bluedragon on it. I would like to use Apache
rather than IIS and really am just wondering the best way to
have these co-exist. I have a few scenarios in my head of
ways to do it but would like to hear the way you
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