lol,   I had to re-build the  DSNs when I upgraded to CFMX.(  NT 4.0 SP6a)..
but I happily did..   and it has been working since..

Installation never failed for me..       but it didn't work right off..
had to edit a JRUN XML file to get it to work.   *shrugs*    such is the way
of upgrading..       expect the unexpected..     and then you still get hit
on the head.

-Zine.

-----Original Message-----
From: James Blaha [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, March 07, 2003 2:49 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Installation problem Wont ANYONE help?????


Below is an easy step-by-step configuration approach for windows web server
configuration. Applicable for IIS, Apache and iPlanet.  Please ignore steps
that do not apply.

1) Stop your web server.
2) Please uninstall CFMX,
3) Delete any registry key for HKLM\Software\Macromedia\ColdFusion,
4) Delete the <CFusionMX_installdir> and rename the CFIDE and CFDOCS from
your IIS webroot.
5) Reboot your machine.
6) On reinstalling CFMX, please use the stand alone webserver that came with
CFMX.
7) Try to access the CFMX Administrator on port 8500.
8) From your <CFusionMX>\Bin\Connectors folder, double click on the
particular connector you wish to work with CFMX.  If you receive an error
stating that Jrun is not started, please close the DOS window and launch
C:\CFusionMX\Bin\cfstart.bat then launch the <web>_connector.bat again.
9) A directory C:\CFusionMX\runtime\lib\wsconfig\1, should have been created
with jrun.dll for IIS, mod_jrun.so for Apache and jrun_nsapi35.dll inside
the 1 directory.
10) Please verify from your CF documentation on what entries should have
been created/inserted to Apache and Netscape conf files.  For IIS, there
might be a need to Map .cfm to C:\CFusionMX\runtime\lib\wsconfig\1\jrun.dll
in your IIS console.  To apply the instruction, please go to START >
SETTINGS > CONTROL PANEL > ADMINISTRATIVE TOOLS > INTERNET SERVICES MANAGER.
Double click on the computer icon/name. Right click on the Default website,
or onto the virtual site you need to define the mapping, and select
properties.  Click on the Home Directory tab and click on the Configuration
button.  This is where internet documents are mapped, by their extension,
and this is where you will need to apply Step # 10.
11) If you did not delete or rename your old CFIDE and CFDOCS folders from
your webroot, please rename/delete them now and copy the CFIDE and CFDOCS
folders from <CFusionMX_installdir>\wwwroot to your webroot.
12) Try launching the CFMX Administrator using the port of your web server.

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