I thought I would add one other thing. On Linux custom tags must be in the
Custom Tags directory and not in the current directory with a calling template.
Documentation says they can be but not under Linux. This relates to 4.5
through
SP2. No comment on 5.0 beta. :-)
Larry
At 03:32 PM 4/8/2001 -0400, bananachunks wrote:
>....and don't use cfinsert or cfupdate. And custom tags that are called by
>CF_{tagName} need to be in the Custom Tags directory. Cfmodule and
>cfinclude are fine. Application.cfm and OnRequestEnd.cfm have to be spelled
>and cased in that manner. No lazy Windows application.cfm and
>onrequestend.cf. And cfexecute is actually useable in Linux because of all
>of the command line proggies available to the OS...
>
>geo
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Damon Cooper [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>Sent: Sunday, April 08, 2001 2:45 PM
>To: CF-Linux
>Subject: CF Linux Dependencies and Case Sensitivity
>
>thought I'd try to set the record straight on the last few emails that hit
>this list:
>
>- ColdFusion on Linux has NO dependency on ChiliSoft or any other 3rd
>party/translation/interpretation layer. ColdFusion on Linux is a native
>Linux C/C++ web application server, processing page requests natively.
>We've done some significant tuning and optimization work in CF5.0, by the
>way. Compared with CF 451 SP2, performance, scalability and memory
>footprint will completely blow your socks off. We're in Beta 3 now...sign
>up at http://beta.allaire.com/bart for more details. We can talk on the
>Beta Forums under NDA.
>
>- Case sensitivity is a Unix-thing for file names, as is the "forward-slash"
>("/") vs the backwards-slash ("\") for Windows. So if you refer to a
>server-side include template file as "Foo.cfm", it needs to be called
>"Foo.cfm" on the disk, rather than "foo.cfm". The Windows OS's don't care.
>Unix cares. That's all we're talking about. Not a CF-thing.
>
>thanks!
>
>
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