You should be able to modify mod_coldfusion.c to remove this type
handling if you want.
There are 2 reasons why its in there:
1. We don't have to muck around with the conf files at installation to
add the type handling. The less scripting the better. This is why I
try to use apxs as much as possible. Handling virtual servers
automagically is a nightmare!
2. The example I was following 2-3 year ago did it this way and I just
followed suit. :-)
--
Tom Jordahl
Allaire Development
Jason Brooke wrote:
> I wonder if there's any reason the cold fusion module for Apache does it's
> own type handling - it'd be good if we could use the nice management
> features of Apache too.
>
> jason
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>> If you're using IIS under NT/Win2K it's a simple task to remove the .cfm
>> mapping for a virtual web site (assuming you've got it set up at the root,
>> so that it's automatically inherited by all new websites), or just disable
>> script exectution. It's then just as simple to enable it again. I hate
>
> to
>
>> admit it, but IIS has some very nice management features.
>>
>> Jim
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