I must be missing something really simple. We are running cfmx (with the
service pack applied) on a clustered Linux farm. CFMX is not playing well
with Oracle so in order to increase performance/scalability I am trying to
switch client storage from a datasource to cookies, but am loosing my client
variables. Here is previous application tag:
<cfapplication
name="testerola"
clientmanagement="Yes"
sessionmanagement="Yes"
setclientcookies="No"
clientstorage="merlin">
Here is new application tag:
<cfapplication
name="testerola"
clientmanagement="Yes"
clientstorage="cookie"
setdomaincookies="Yes">
I set client variables that I would expect to be stored and accessed in the
cookie like so: <cfscript>
client.test1=123;
client.test2=456;
</cfscript>
When running this on a pc I get the following in the debug output which
shows the client variables in the cookie where they can be persistent to the
rest of the application:
Client Variables:
cfid=1500
cftoken=11718683
hitcount=3
lastvisit={ts '2002-12-04 10:04:09'}
test1=123
test2=456
timecreated={ts '2002-12-04 09:59:52'} urltoken=CFID=1500&CFTOKEN=11718683
Cookie Variables:
CFAUTHORIZATION_cfadmin=MDcxZjVkMjkyNzEzMDI6MDcxZjVkMjkyNzEzMDI=
CFCLIENT_TESTEROLA=test2=456#test1=123#
CFGLOBALS=urltoken=CFID#=1500&CFTOKEN#=11718683#lastvisit={ts '2002-12-04
10:04:09'}#hitcount=3#timecreated={ts '2002-12-04
09:59:52'}#cftoken=11718683#cfid=1500#
CFID=1500
CFTOKEN=11718683
HIDEWELCOMEWINDOW=1
JSESSIONID=80302404681039021414455
Exact same code running on the Linux farm gives this in the debug:
Client Variables:
urltoken=CFID=1625&CFTOKEN=13474369
test2=456
test1=123
lastvisit={ts '2002-12-04 10:09:24'}
timecreated={ts '2002-12-04 10:09:24'}
hitcount=1
cftoken=13474369
cfid=1625
Cookie Variables:
CFID=1625
CFTOKEN=13474369
Why are my client variables not be stored in the cookie on the Linux farm?
There was a bug similar to this on MM's site but this "was fixed" in the
cfmx update. Am I doing something wrong or is this yet another nail MM
keeps pounding into my Linux coffin?
Thanks,
Kevin Bridges
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