What are the errors? Are they 401's?
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Subject: Cold Fusion and NT Passwords
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> I am having a problem using Cold Fusion with directories using NT's =
> basic authentication. We have approvals directories set up for our =
> clients using NT passwords. Once the client accesses an html page =
> inside the password protected directory, they can't seem to access any =
> cfm pages to run queries, etc. the cold fusion server resides at an =
> upper level directory outside of the password protected area and must =
> remain there.
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> Has anyone experienced a similar problem, and if so, what can be done to =
> get CF to work in those directories. =20
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> Thanks,
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> Laura
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> the password protected directory, they can't seem to access any cfm =
> pages to run=20
> queries, etc. the cold fusion server resides at an upper level =
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