Ok, installed CF Server 4.5 just fine on a RedHat 6.2 linux box.
Things have been working FINE for a week now. We brought the box down
for a reboot and when we brought it back up, .cfm files report that a
connection to the server could not be established. A quick 'ps -A |
grep cf' reports that cfserver/cfexec, etc are all running. So I used
/etc/rc.d/init.d/coldfusion stop to kill those processes. Then (as su
still) tried to bring them back up with /etc/rc.d/init.d/coldfusion
start. I get a ZILLION of the following:
InitRegistry: problem accessing /opt/coldfusion/registry/ or
/opt/coldfusion/re
gistry/cf.registry, errno: 13/Permission denied
What the heck does this mean? Nothing's changed, permissions-wise,
from when everything was operating correctly. WHAT HAPPENED???? I
checked /opt/coldfusion/registry and cf.registry and they both have
the proper permissions masks for root to run/parse them.
Can anyone shed some light on this? It's causing me great mental
distress, as I hate when things that used to work suddenly don't for
no reason. That's why I left MS Windows apps in the first place ...
and now the same trend is following me to Linux!
TIA,
- jc
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James C. Diggans [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Excelsior Technologies, Inc. http://www.excelsior-web.com
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