yes its still supported, the web config tool seems to detect whether its
installed or not and uses it if it is by default.
On Tue, Jun 5, 2012 at 4:39 PM, Dave Watts wrote:
>
> > actually you do Dave, cozz if its installed then CF uses it and not the
> > iis7 native mode connector, if you run t
Ok, good point :-)
Rename web.config in affected folders and test then..
I have all sites configured on one connector in our setup, and use no .net
functinality. In that scenario it's quite ok to not use separate web.config
files for every iis website.
Mvh
Helge Hetland
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Den 7. ju
DON'T DELETE WEB.CONFIGS unless you know exactly what you are doing.
They may be individually configured for each website - some websites have
different configuration and that's where the differences go.
> I've seen a similar issue, try this:
>
> Look for web.config in the affected directories
The System Event log will tell you what's going on with the HTTP 500 error (the
internal web server error).
The problem likely has something to do with the CF connector - I imagine an
ISAPI filter of some sort - JRUN.dll, something like that. It probably can't
be located.
Post the event when
I've seen a similar issue, try this:
Look for web.config in the affected directories.
Delet all exept the one in root.
(the error comes from settings in the web.config - but instead of fixing that i
found that deleting them also fixed it)
Mvh
Helge Hetland
WebSite as
Den 5. juni 2012 kl. 15
> actually you do Dave, cozz if its installed then CF uses it and not the
> iis7 native mode connector, if you run the cf 9.0.1 web config tool with
> the iis6 mode installed it even advises you to remove it, plus all current
> connectors, then set them up again..
CF 9.0.1 still supports IIS 6, r
actually you do Dave, cozz if its installed then CF uses it and not the
iis7 native mode connector, if you run the cf 9.0.1 web config tool with
the iis6 mode installed it even advises you to remove it, plus all current
connectors, then set them up again..
On Tue, Jun 5, 2012 at 4:17 PM, Dave Wa
> This morning, I removed IIS6 Mgmt Compatability (because CF 9.0.1 won't let
> me reconfig any web server connectors)... and I had to also install the
> ASP.NET feature before it would let me do it...
You shouldn't have to remove IIS 6 Management Compatibility - it's
just not required any more f
> Whatever is happening with the virtual directories is not (because it's not a
> CF error). But IIS is hiding the error details.
Can you uninstall the CF connectors and see whether static pages then work?
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Another curious issue.
IIS is no longer showing any CF error messages ...
For example, if I create a file test.cfm and in it I only put .. this
would normally generate a coldfusion error page ... But now I just get that
same "
The page cannot be displayed because an internal server error has
if you want to send me some RDP login details i'll take a look for you
On Tue, Jun 5, 2012 at 3:50 PM, Rick Root wrote:
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> >is it just a plain vDir, or did you convert it to an application. the form
> >looks like a yellow folder, the latter will have a little world icon on
> the
> >folder.
> >
>is it just a plain vDir, or did you convert it to an application. the form
>looks like a yellow folder, the latter will have a little world icon on the
>folder.
>If its an application then it also has an application pool, which can be
>the cause of issues.
Ah, no they are just plain virtual dir
is it just a plain vDir, or did you convert it to an application. the form
looks like a yellow folder, the latter will have a little world icon on the
folder.
If its an application then it also has an application pool, which can be
the cause of issues.
~~
> >do you have the vDir enabled as an application ?
>
> I'm not sure what you mean...
In IIS, virtual directories can be configured as separate IIS
applications, with their own application pool, or they can run within
the context of the parent application. When you look at the list of
directories
>do you have the vDir enabled as an application ?
I'm not sure what you mean...
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do you have the vDir enabled as an application ?
On Tue, Jun 5, 2012 at 2:49 PM, Rick Root wrote:
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> >is this actually a CF issue or does it affect any page ?
> >if you have removed IIS6 compatibility tools then you also need to
> >re-create all the connectors on IIS7 native mode. you can do t
>is this actually a CF issue or does it affect any page ?
>if you have removed IIS6 compatibility tools then you also need to
>re-create all the connectors on IIS7 native mode. you can do this with the
>web config tool.
So
#! - it affects ALL types of files (htm, gif, cfm, etc)
#2 - I did r
is this actually a CF issue or does it affect any page ?
if you have removed IIS6 compatibility tools then you also need to
re-create all the connectors on IIS7 native mode. you can do this with the
web config tool.
On Tue, Jun 5, 2012 at 2:04 PM, Rick Root wrote:
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> So, we have a web site whe
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