This may be an NT Server question although I suspect it is to do with how
Cold Fusion interacts with NT.
We have an NT Server set up with 3 partitions
C: operating system
D: applications
E: documents
When NT Server installed it put the inetpub/wwwroot etc on C:
We moved wwwroot (but not inetpub) to E: and redirected home directory
of the web site to that location. So far so good.
When we installed CF, CFUSION (application) went on D: and CFDOCS
went on E:/wwwroot/ - via the installation program.
Now IIS seems ok with this � anything with a htm extension is found but any
cfm file is not.
You can guess that we are new to this server stuff. Any suggestions?
The error message that we see is below: Interestingly, if we use 127.0.0.1,
everything works fine. This is probably a blindingly obvious clue but
being novices we can't see how.
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Oops. Sorry for the error...
One of several things could be happening:
You're trying to execute a ColdFusion page with a
URL other than the localhost or 127.0.0.1, or
You haven't installed ColdFusion example applications
or documentation.
If you tried to execute a ColdFusion page, you just
need to:
Execute example applications and ColdFusion utilities
locally, using the localhost URL or 127.0.0.1, or,
If the pages you want to execute are not present,
rerun the ColdFusion installer to install the example
applications or documentation. Code examples that
you can run from the CFML Language Reference are
installed along with the example applications.
Note that for maximum security, you should not install
ColdFusion example applications or documentation on
a production server.
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