On 1/4/01, Erki Esken penned:
>Is there a way to disable .cfm execution on all but one Apache virtual
>hosts?
I'm not a Linux user (just a lurker). On my NT server, I put an
application.cfm file in every web root that isn't paying for CF
hosting. I make this file unreadable and unwritable so you can't see
it's there or overwrite it. I also set a wildcard for 2 more levels
deep so you can't write an application.cfm to them. You'd have to go
4 levels deep to use CF. By the time they figure that out, they'll
probably give up.
I put a cflocation in application.cfm to a page "Contact
[EMAIL PROTECTED] to enable ColdFusion hosting".
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Bud Schneehagen - Tropical Web Creations
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