I think I know what may be going on. Suse sometimes (Don't ask me how or
why) keeps seperate mime type listing for files for each virtual server. As
i said, only sometimes. Well, if you call a .cfm file, SuSE recognizes it,
and parses it. Inside of apache however, you can make it so that instead of
calling the full filename + extension (You don't always want to referance
extensions) moe than likely, that "feature" is turned on. Meaning you shoudl
be able to referance a filename minus the extension and get it to display.
This is because you are calling the literal file and bypassing the handler.
this is a "Bad Thing (tm)".

You'll probably have to turn off directory listing for starters... I can't
exactly remember where the apache flag is to turn display off unless it has
a verifiable handler.

BTW: which Apache version?

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Jesse Noller
Linux Fiend
Macromedia Server Development
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: fluffy bananachunks [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Monday, December 31, 2001 10:29 AM
> To: CF-Server
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> Wow, I just stumbled upon this...  It's pretty damned scary, 
> and I have no 
> idea what makes this happen...
> 
> I using Apache/1.3.19 and CF5 on SuSE Linux 7.3.  Let's say I 
> have a file 
> called delete.cfm.  If I goto http://servername/delete.cfm, 
> all is well, and 
> the broswer shows me what I need to know.  But if I goto 
> http://servername/delete , it shows me the CODE of delete.cfm.  I've 
> successfully done this on several templates.  And I've also 
> found that it 
> only does it on this one virtual host, but not the other ones 
> on the same 
> box.  I just can't figure out what it is that I've done with 
> this one that's 
> so different as to allow that kind of thing...
> 
> Anyone else seen this, or know what I'm talking about?  I 
> know there's a way 
> to fix it...
> 
> Thanks in advance!
> George
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