OT: is someone try to hack my server?

hi, I get all these error from my apache error log file, can someone help me by explaining what caused this? seems like someone is hacking my server, thank god, i'm not using NT server. but still it makes my server's response slow. [Fri Nov 2 12:19:25 2001] [error] [client 203.255.177.169]

Re: OT: is someone try to hack my server?

Mak Wing Lok wrote: hi, I get all these error from my apache error log file, can someone help me by explaining what caused this? seems like someone is hacking my server, thank god, i'm not using NT server. but still it makes my server's response slow. [Fri Nov 2 12:19:25 2001] [error]

Re: locking within CFSCRIPT

At 02:37 AM 11/2/2001, Birgit wrote: Pete, you are right concerning cfscript but I can't see the limitations regarding UDFs. A UDF pre se is meant to be self-contained and therefore not relying on anything outside it's own scope. Wouldn't the use of shared data inside a UDF be

RE: Cross Selects

Create a list from your query and pass it to the custom tag: cfset lMyList = Valuelist(qMyQuery.myColumn) cf_crossselect valuesleft=#lMyList# ... Pascal -Original Message- From: Mark Leder [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: donderdag 1 november 2001 15:15 To: CF-Talk Subject: RE: Cross

RE: sql distinct

Doesn't the distinct work for the whole select and not just the first field? -Original Message- From: Michael Vinson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: donderdag 1 november 2001 16:45 To: CF-Talk Subject: sql distinct My distinct is no longer distinct after a simple, but major, change.

RE: sql distinct

yep your right pascalsthe distinct works on all of the fields combined that are listed in trhe select statement -- Andrew Ewings Project Manager Thoughtbubble Ltd http://www.thoughtbubble.net

RE: Caching Queries

Eric: there's a couple of articles on allaire.com. Just search for 'query caching'. Basically, query caching is a Good Thing, as long as you use it sensibly and handle it correctly. A few points to consider: Query caching only applies to queries of the same name and with the same (exact same)

RE: csv loop problem

The easiest solution is to make sure that there are no CR/LF in your text. Replace them by some code when you create the csv file. When you have to treat the elements, replace the codes by CR/LF. If this is not an option, you should read each field separately in a condition loop. For the first 6

RE: csv loop problem

i am looping over a csv file. doing this cfloop index=newtext list=#textfile# delimiters=#CHR(13)##CHR(10)# This works fine for things like item1,item2 but i get problem for item1 (line breaks inserted into text), item2 Because of the line breaks in a text block i am getting more than

RE: Generator Issues

What I meant to ask was Does it happen in all browsers?. Yup, Netscape and IE - it's actually the graphic that's generated - if we open it in PhotoShop it's got a dapple effect on it I'm assuming that it doesn't do this if you use a websafe colour in the background? It's not the

Fw: commas in lists

Hi, Maybe someone can help me. I have a field that a customer fills out which is a comma delimited list. Ex: wide,very deep,too easy,rugby This is fine, however, if the customer wants to put a comma in the text, it screws up list functions and list loops. Notice the , between very and deep.

RE: commas in lists

Maybe someone can help me. I have a field that a customer fills out which is a comma delimited list. Ex: wide,very deep,too easy,rugby This is fine, however, if the customer wants to put a comma in the text, it screws up list functions and list loops. Notice the , between very and

RE: commas in lists

We usualy use the pipe as a delimiter for non numerical lists Pascal -Original Message- From: Webmaster [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: vrijdag 2 november 2001 13:07 To: CF-Talk Subject: Fw: commas in lists Hi, Maybe someone can help me. I have a field that a customer fills out

RE: commas in lists

We tend to use the ^ sign for 'annoying' lists - we use it all the time as a standard to allow our web and director apps to talk. HTH Neil Team Macromedia ~~ Get the mailserver that powers this list at http://www.coolfusion.com FAQ:

RE: Three select

Changed that--didn't help... Is there a newer tag available somewhere?? -Original Message- From: Steven Dworman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Thursday, November 01, 2001 9:30 AM To: CF-Talk Subject: RE: Three select Forcewidth4 should be forcewidth3 Steven D Dworman

Re: commas in lists

cf_kmPlug degree=blatant cfx_kmSuite contains over 100 functions to extend ColdFusion, including a set of list functions that behave *exactly* as you would hope. http://www.hoptechno.com/kmtools/ Checkout the cfx_kmList module documentation. /cf_kmPlug Keith Meade [EMAIL PROTECTED] -

A little project I'm starting - need help

Howdy All, Alright enough with the redneck humor. I'm starting a little project that I have been considering for awhile and thought that maybe the CF community could help me out. Now that SQL Server 2000 support UDF's, I am begining to port as many CF functions as I can to T-SQL. Last night

RE: commas in lists

Well, this didn't work. CF ignors the quotes and treats all commas it finds as delimiters Any ideas how I can allow a comma in the list? CF is stupid about commas in lists, so, here's an idea... put , in front of the list , at the end and use , as the delimiter It's not that

RE: commas in lists

On 11/2/01, Raymond Camden penned: It's not that important, but I'd like to argue against this. CF isn't stupid about lists. If you say that the comma is a delimiter, then it's going to treat every delimiter as a comma. You can see the same behaviour in Java using StringTokenizers. Sure, you can

RE: commas in lists

CF isn't stupid about lists. When ColdFusion allows you to specify that it shouldn't ignore empty list elements, I'll agree with you. -- Aidan Whitehall [EMAIL PROTECTED] Macromedia ColdFusion Developer Fairbanks Environmental +44 (0)1695 51775

RE: commas in lists

I would like to see ColdFusion recognize a qualifier. Other programs do it easily enough. cfloop index=listitem list=#mylist# qualifier = #chr(34)# What's a qualifier? -- Aidan Whitehall [EMAIL PROTECTED] Macromedia ColdFusion Developer Fairbanks Environmental +44 (0)1695 51775

RE: commas in lists

Try this strategy: // default delimiter is a comma cfset myDelimiter=, //if If Find(yourList,',') // replace , by an unprintable character yourList = Replace(yourList,',',CHR(7)) // Remove opening and closing Replace(yourList,'',) // Change your delimiter to CHR(7) cfset

RE: Caching Queries

On 11/2/01, Fiona Barker penned: If you have a heavy load site, caching a query for 3-4 seconds will improve performance without your data being out of date: Person A requests the query, it is cached. People B,C,D,E,F,G,H all request the same query within the next 3-4 seconds and reeive the

RE: Frames and variable scoping

Thanks for the help. I am coming into an application that is already deployed. I'm here to fix bugs and add functionality. I am in the process of converting a lot of stuff to a few session scoped structures. The scoping going on in the frameset and frames is a little funky. My first

RE: Frames and variable scoping

Hi Kelly, Went and grabbed it. Very interesting and helpful reading. Thanks. -Original Message- From: Kelly Matthews [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Thursday, November 01, 2001 5:25 PM To: CF-Talk Subject: RE: Frames and variable scoping Check out this:

Double Post: Caching Queries

I'm reading all of these articles that say query caching is an essentual tool in web application scalability. I have a few questions about caching queries. Any feedback is much appreciated. Where is a cached query stored (I'm assuming RAM)? Is there a rule of thumb to how many queries you can

RE: commas in lists

Instead of the Replace, don't forget you can use ListChangeDelims. /CFDOCS/CFML_Reference/Functions137.html#1107244 === Raymond Camden, Principal Spectra Compliance Engineer for Macromedia Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Yahoo IM

Double Post: Caching Queries

Sorry, didn't mean to start a 2nd thread when the first one was active. I didn't notice that there were responses to the initial thread till now. :/ ~~ Get the mailserver that powers this list at http://www.coolfusion.com FAQ:

RE: Caching Queries

Only the first call will cache it. Then the naxt call after the cache timeout will re-cache it. However, CF will only reuse the cached query if all of the attributes and the generated SQL are exactly the same. -Original Message- From: Bud [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: vrijdag 2

RE: Caching Queries

it will remain cached until the cache expires. once the cache expires, the next person to run it will cache it again. i probably phrased it a bit ambiguously. what i meant was that in the time it takes to load the page initially and for the user to have a quick look then refresh the page, the

Parsing/Stripping out not letters or numbers

Anyone know how I may do this? We're running CF5. ~~ Your ad could be here. Monies from ads go to support these lists and provide more resources for the community. http://www.fusionauthority.com/ads.cfm FAQ:

RE: Frames and variable scoping

Great! It was a great Session! :) Kelly www.webdiva.org -Original Message- From: Lon Lentz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Friday, November 02, 2001 9:41 AM To: CF-Talk Subject: RE: Frames and variable scoping Hi Kelly, Went and grabbed it. Very interesting and helpful

RE: Parsing/Stripping out not letters or numbers

You mean replacing anything that isn't a num or a letter? CFSET STR = Some original string CFSET CLEAN_STR = REReplaceNoCase(STR,[^0-9a-z],,ALL) Normally you would want to keep spaces as well. If so, add a space after 'z'. ===

RE: commas in lists

ListChangeDelims() is wierd though in that it will allow you to replace a single delimiter with multiple delimiters eg: listchangedelims(thislist, ',', ',') I find this unexpected behaviour in that other list functions only act on single delimiters. (ie listfind(thislist, 'myvalue', ',') uses

RE: Parsing/Stripping out not letters or numbers

Raymond, one of those silly little questions, but is there any preference in using: ReplaceNoCase(STR,[^0-9a-zA-Z],,ALL) or REReplaceNoCase(STR,[^0-9a-z],,ALL) to replace case-insensitively? -Original Message- From: Raymond Camden [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: 02 November 2001

RE: Parsing/Stripping out not letters or numbers

#REReplace(myvar,[^[:alnum:]],,ALL)# -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: vrijdag 2 november 2001 15:42 To: CF-Talk Subject: Parsing/Stripping out not letters or numbers Anyone know how I may do this? We're running CF5.

RE: Parsing/Stripping out not letters or numbers

one of those silly little questions, but is there any preference in using: ReplaceNoCase(STR,[^0-9a-zA-Z],,ALL) or REReplaceNoCase(STR,[^0-9a-z],,ALL) to replace case-insensitively? No... to be honest, I think I prefer the first, it looks better. Not sure why I used the second.

RE: Parsing/Stripping out not letters or numbers

I was going to reply and say that this doesn't work, because I've never been able to get [^ (special) ] to work, but then I noticed you used one bracket: [:alnum:]. In the past, I've tried [^[[:alnum:]]] and wasn't able to get it working. Your code works perfect, and is better than my 0-9a-z

RE: commas in lists

The problem with using ListChangeDelims in this case is that it will treat the commas within quotes the same way as it treats the commas outside the quotes. That's part of the original problem. --- Raymond Camden [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Instead of the Replace, don't forget you can use

RE: commas in lists

Try this out cfoutput #ListChangeDelims(aa;bb;;;cc,|,;)#br #Replace(aa;bb;;;cc,;,|,ALL)# /cfoutput Replace will replace all occurrences of ; by a | Listchangedelims will replace the three consecutive ; as one | Pascal Peters Macromedia Certified Instructor Certified ColdFusion (5.0) Developer

RE: Parsing/Stripping out not letters or numbers

soz - typo - I meant the following 2: REReplace(STR,[^0-9a-zA-Z],,ALL) or REReplaceNoCase(STR,[^0-9a-z],,ALL) diff between REReplace and REReplaceNoCase -Original Message- From: Rich Wild [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: 02 November 2001 15:00 To: CF-Talk Subject: RE:

RE: commas in lists

Certainly, but my point was that the person who followed up with a way to change delims may not have known about this 'native' function. As one of the maintainers of cflib, I see _numerous_ submissions where people forget about various native cfml functions. :) -RC The problem with using

Printing 11x17 Reports

I am tasked with converting to ColdFusion a set of reports currently produced in MS Access. These report needs to be printed on 11 x 17 paper with headers, footers and other features that a web browser doesn't do. What product can I use, and where do I begin? Please explain everything,

RE: Parsing/Stripping out not letters or numbers

Err, the difference would be that the first doesn't support using regexps and the second does? Or has something been changed here? Regards, Joel Parramore -Original Message- From: Raymond Camden [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Friday, November 02, 2001 10:09 AM To: CF-Talk

RE: Parsing/Stripping out not letters or numbers

Ah, a typo. Okay... Disregard previous reply... Regards, Joel Parramore -Original Message- From: Rich Wild [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Friday, November 02, 2001 10:10 AM To: CF-Talk Subject: RE: Parsing/Stripping out not letters or numbers soz - typo - I meant the

RE: commas in lists

Yea - but again, that too is unexpected behaviour in that CF doesn't recognise empty list elements as valid, and removes them. -Original Message- From: Pascal Peters [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: 02 November 2001 15:18 To: CF-Talk Subject: RE: commas in lists Try this out

related selects

im interested in doing 4 related selects. i see that there is an example at http://www.pengoworks.com/qForms/docs/examples/n-related_selectboxes.htm but i was wondering if cf could mix with the js code? ive tried before with not much sucess. has anyone used this form in conjunction with cold

Turbolink/United Stationers...

Hello all- Got one from way out in left field. Anyone ever dealt with parsing export files from a company called United Stationers? They have a proprietary conduit for transmitting invoices from to and from vendors. My client's client uses United Stationers for office supplies, and needs me

RE: related selects

Becky, As the author of qForms I can tell you it integrates *extremely* well w/ColdFusion. As a matter of fact, many of the features of the API derived as a way of making it easier to develop complex applications w/server-side technologies--and most specifically, ColdFusion. I would recommend

Re: Caching Queries

I've heard of someone that looks at the execution time of a query, when it exceedes a certain standard the query's will be cached (at a busy time or something like that). I'ts a way to cache it when you need it - Original Message - From: Carlisle, Eric [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: CF-Talk

Newbie question

I new to this list and new to CF. I have a question though. I have a very small search engine I am trying to create. I am using CF 5 and I am using Access as the database. I can get it to find the entries, but it only sees the first keyword and nothing after that. Here is my code see if you can

cgi.http_referer problem

Hi All, As I understand that cgi.http_referer created by the browser only when the user follows a link or submit a form to the current page. So sometimes it could be blank. With this in mind we put this piece of code in our action page: cfif attributes.method contains Action cfif

RE: Printing 11x17 Reports

Hi Joy, Can't give you too many details, because it's quite a time since I used it, but I once used Crytal Reports for doing something similar, and it was very successful. Don't get confused with the CF documentation, though, Crytal Reports is a separate product, it doesn't come bundled with CF,

Re: Newbie question

Take a look at using verity and CFCOLLECTION Doug - Original Message - From: Steven Lancaster [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: CF-Talk [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, November 02, 2001 8:09 AM Subject: Newbie question I new to this list and new to CF. I have a question though. I have a

RE: Access OLE DB vs. ODBC

I've screamed about this OLE DB vs. ODBC for almost a year, and no one ever gives me any concrete answers or benchmarks! There was an article in CF Developer's Journal a year or so back about how to set up OLE DB... The author couldn't disclose the speed differences because they were done

RE: is someone try to hack my server?

you already have. these are log files showing that the folder traversal vulnerability (in one of it's MANY available exploits) has already been patched. christopher olive, cto, vp of web development cresco technologies, inc 410.825.0383 http://www.crescotech.com -Original Message-

RE: Newbie question

Do you know of a resource that I can look at to give me more info.? Steven Lancaster WebMaster Core Laboratories 6316 Windfern Houston, TX 77040 mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.corelab.com -Original Message- From: Douglas L. Brown [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Friday,

RE: Newbie question

If someone searched multiple key words like Baseball football soccer And you are searching on 'Baseball football soccer%' The whole string 'baseball football soccer' would Have to appear the % only implies that any records with Baseball football soccer AND THEN SOME, would appear. Take Dougs

CF vars from JavaScript vars?

Folks: Anyone know how to convert Client JavaScript variables to CF variables? Example : I would like to grab the value from the following variable, whose location is in a JavaScript block in child pop-up window : opener.document.myForm.myVariable.value I would assume that since JS is

RE: Newbie question

Well the CF Help files themselves have quite a bit of info on how to use that tag. Also check Allaires Knowledge base and support forums for more info. Kelly www.webdiva.org -Original Message- From: Steven Lancaster [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Friday, November 02, 2001 11:50 AM

RE: Access OLE DB vs. ODBC

I think the whole OLEDB is faster than ODBC argument came out of the ADO Programmer's Reference book. If you do a web search for any articles that offer hard number comparisons (I'm using Google) all you can find (or at least all I've been able to find) is reference to some metrics that were

RE: Access OLE DB vs. ODBC

BTW, here's a link to one of the few sites I found that had any numbers associated with the comparison for those who are interested. http://www.4guysfromrolla.com/webtech/063099-1.shtml J. -Original Message- From: John Cummings [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Friday, November 02,

~~OT: Need help building server

HEL! I am moving all of our websites else where and need help with the new server specs. This is what we have. At least 15 different web sites. Maybe a 150 domain names that need to point to any one of these 15 sites. 150,000 hits a month average Use ColdFusion, ASP, SQL server,

Re: CF vars from JavaScript vars?

oi Christian!! you'd have to pass it's value into a form object for a post back to the server. -- Critter, MMCP Certified ColdFusion Developer Crit[s2k] - CF_ChannelOP Network=Efnet Channel=ColdFusion - Friday, November 02, 2001, 1:45:09 PM,

Content Management light

Just wondering if anyone knows of a lightweight (possibly free) Content management application. Requirements: Allow groups within a company to add files and categories. Also, possibly have a browser based html editor to add content quickly. Does not need security. just needs to be easily

RE: Newbie question

Try this, sloppy code but hope it helps: Jason Larson [EMAIL PROTECTED] html head titleUntitled/title /head body cfif Form.Keyword NEQ CFQUERY NAME=search DATASOURCE=search SELECT ID, title, Description, hyperlink, keywords FROM search

RE: Single user CF5 license available

It's worth noting ... if you do supplemental development at home ... which I take by implication that we're talking about a person who has a job at an office location where CFStudio is installed it's worth noting that the CFStudio license allows you to install CFStudio at home. You can

Re: Access OLE DB vs. ODBC

What you're going to gain is *not* going to be speed but increased stability *under load*. There's an Allaire KB in there somewhere about using Access in a production environment, where the only real point discussed, if I recall correctly, was that your server is a lot less likely to bust a gut

Re: cgi.http_referer problem

Short answer: Yes. I've been running and logging referer tests for about 6 months now. I get an email every time one fails, and record all initial 'incoming' visitors in a db that logs, among other things, browser type and referer value. Every once in a while I'll have a user get 'refered' in

Re: related selects

Just build the structure in CF and then use CFWDDX to put that structure into a JavaScript for qForms to use. Another way is to just use cfoutput tags inside the javascript, so that they put in all the code to build a JS structure once the browser gets the page source. I for some reason prefer

OT: Access Help

Hey there guys... I'm at a lose here and don't know where else to turn to. I have serveral Access DBs. They all have the same DB design. I need someway to 'merge' all these DBs together. I don't want to write a CF application to read all the data in etc, because I don't think it would be the

Re: Access OLE DB vs. ODBC

BTW, here's a link to one of the few sites I found that had any numbers associated with the comparison for those who are interested. http://www.4guysfromrolla.com/webtech/063099-1.shtml interesting. all my tests w/cf *never* showed anything that clear cut.

OT: File Upload Question

Does anyone know if there is a maximum file size limit that the HTTP protocol applies or that IIS applies by default when doing a file upload? I have a site where clients upload video files. Some of these video files can be up to 100MB. The site is written in PHP and CGI (perl, yuck!). I have

Re: Content Management light

I've got one freebie right now that doesn't handle security or groups, but the pro version I'm finishing up has this functionality. Unlimited user tree, section-specific rights, tiered access, managerial approval of content etc. etc. Will integrate easily with any wysiwyg editor, but I do want

Re: Newbie question

Are you using CF Studio? If so, just do a search for verity and then check out the cfcollection tag. If not you can go here to see it. This is CF 4.0 docs, but it has the tag and info you need http://www.allaire.com/documents/cf4/dochome.htm DB - Original Message - From: Kelly Matthews

RE: Content Management light

WE have a content management system we built. Its only $1,000.00 Canadian. Warren Jansons www.ironleaf.com -Original Message- From: John Anderson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Friday, November 02, 2001 11:08 AM To: CF-Talk Subject: Content Management light Just wondering if anyone

RE: Access OLE DB vs. ODBC

Mine either. -Original Message- From: Paul Hastings [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Friday, November 02, 2001 2:25 PM To: CF-Talk Subject: Re: Access OLE DB vs. ODBC BTW, here's a link to one of the few sites I found that had any numbers associated with the comparison for those who

form question

Hi all I have a shopping cart page that posts to itself for updating a shopping cart. Since it posts back to itself I cannot use hidden fields to pass values or the structure will duplicate everything. Anybody have any Ideas on the subject? CF_SIGNATURE NAME=Douglas L. Brown

RE: cgi.http_referer problem

Hi Matt, Thanks for your input. Yes, this does not happen very often, we got two from one site: Browser used: Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 5.0; AOL 5.0; Windows 98; DigExt) Browser used: Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 5.01; Windows NT 5.0) I guess we cannot do anything to prevent this to

RE: cgi.http_referer problem

If there is anything we can do I certainly haven't figured it out. If this is user behavior it would explain the scattered random nature of the problem. I have about 1 records in the db at the moment. If I get the time today I'll see if I can pin the problem on specific browsers,

RE: form question

Can you expand just a little on what you currently have. You are just a little broad here. Larry Juncker Senior Cold Fusion Developer Heartland Communications Group, Inc. [EMAIL PROTECTED] -Original Message- From: Douglas L. Brown [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Friday, November 02,

RE: Generator Issues

It's not the background color that has the problem, the image is a button with a background of one color, a shaped area and text over the top - we can't use just websafe colors as they are just too limiting - the anti-aliasing alone would throw it out of the window! I'm not suggesting that

RE: File Upload Question

File uploads over http (using a form post) is limited by the amount of memory on your server. The protocol uploads the file to memory first, then your scripts transfer it from memory to disk, or whatever your scripts decide to do with it. So, if you only have 25 meg available ram, that would be

MS SQL ports

Hello, I am having hard time connecting to my development SQL server through the firewall. Both the web server and the DB server are on the DMZ port of my firewall, and I am trying to connect to the SQL box via EM from the LAN side of the firewall. The firewall in questions is a SonicWall Pro.

RE: MS SQL ports

I am having hard time connecting to my development SQL server through the firewall. Both the web server and the DB server are on the DMZ port of my firewall, and I am trying to connect to the SQL box via EM from the LAN side of the firewall. The firewall in questions is a SonicWall Pro.

cfcontent file naming

Ok gang... I'm using to use CFCONTENT to deliver files from a non-web accessible directory. It works fine. The problem is the file name is always the page name that contains the CFCONTENT code. How do I get the download to use the original file name. There has to be something I'm missing here.

RE: cfcontent file naming

Ok gang... I'm using to use CFCONTENT to deliver files from a non-web accessible directory. It works fine. The problem is the file name is always the page name that contains the CFCONTENT code. How do I get the download to use the original file name. There has to be something I'm missing

Re: MS SQL ports

Dave, I did. I can connect successfully to a box running on the LAN via TCP/IP. Do I need to open both of these ports on UDP as well? How about any NetBios ports? - Original Message - From: Dave Watts [EMAIL PROTECTED] I am having hard time connecting to my development SQL server

Re: form question

Sorry about that. I have a form page that lets a customer custom configure a computer system and then add it to the shopping cart. Upon the adding of the first computer to the cart the form variables pass over just fine and everything is hunky dory, and if they add another system, that is fine

RE: MS SQL ports

Dave, I did. I can connect successfully to a box running on the LAN via TCP/IP. Do I need to open both of these ports on UDP as well? How about any NetBios ports? If you're connecting via TCP/IP directly, all you need is TCP port 1433 by default. This sounds like a firewall rule

RE: cfcontent file naming

Dead link... http://www.figleaf.com/demo/mimetest/ -Original Message- From: Dave Watts [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Friday, November 02, 2001 3:00 PM To: CF-Talk Subject: RE: cfcontent file naming Ok gang... I'm using to use CFCONTENT to deliver files from a non-web accessible

Re: cfcontent file naming

works for me - Original Message - From: Justin Hansen [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: CF-Talk [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, November 02, 2001 3:40 PM Subject: RE: cfcontent file naming Dead link... http://www.figleaf.com/demo/mimetest/ -Original Message- From: Dave Watts

Re: MS SQL ports

Actually, I think that the port that Enterprise Manager uses for outbound connections is different. (I think you're referring to MSSQL's inbound port). To figure out the port you're using, you could try connecting to a server inside the firewall, and looking at netstat to see what ports are

RE: Caching Queries

On 11/2/01, Fiona Barker penned: it will remain cached until the cache expires. once the cache expires, the next person to run it will cache it again. OK cool. So, if I cache the query initially for 10 hours it will expire in 10 hours even if people are clicking on it constantly. That's good

RE: Single user CF5 license available

At 1:51 PM 11/1/1, Dave Watts wrote: There is a single-user version, but it requires a Studio license, which I believe is Tom Muck's complaint. I have to agree with him - I think the single-user Developer license for JRun would be a great idea for CF, and wouldn't cost MM any money. I may be

RE: Single user CF5 license available

There is a single-user version, but it requires a Studio license, which I believe is Tom Muck's complaint. I have to agree with him - I think the single-user Developer license for JRun would be a great idea for CF, and wouldn't cost MM any money. I may be misunderstanding the core

Re: cfcontent file naming

I had the same problem, until I added the cfheader tag with the filename attribute... cfcontent type=text/plain cfheader name=Content-Disposition value=attachment;filename=yourfilename.txt Does that help? Brook Davies logiforms.com ~~ Get

RE: Single user CF5 license available

At 3:14 PM 11/2/1, Dave Watts wrote: I think what people are looking for is for a free, single-user developers edition of CF, as there already is for JRun. Before the release of CF 5, there was a pretty widespread expectation that MM would follow the same model for CF that they had with JRun.

Re: Single user CF5 license available

Hi John: For me, the bottom line is that someone who buys UltraDev to develop CF 5 pages has no local means of testing those pages because the development license is only for CF Studio users. For my money that means that MM is not committing to UltraDev as a development environment for

FLASH - Coldfusion

Hello, I am thinking about using Flash as a front-end to Coldfusion server based applications. Does anyone know if flash handle session management for enterprise transaction based solutions over SSL? ~~ Structure your ColdFusion code with

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