> The cookies cannot be in RAM because when I restart the
> entire server, it still sends the same cookies.
>
> I used Find to search all local harddrives for any file
> containing the name of my cookie, and the only file that
> came back was User.dmp. That's a binary file, but lo and
> behold, the cookies are in there.
>
> However, that brings me to my next question - what is
> user.dmp? Isn't that a user-sensitive file? In other words,
> am I sure that CF is writing to that file? or is it possible
> that some service crashed and the machine wrote to that file
> everything that was in RAM.
User.dmp is in fact the Dr. Watson crash dump file. By default, if an error
occurs, that's where the Doctor puts the contents of the memory associated
with the user namespace. In any case, I have absolutely no idea why CF would
be retrieving cookies from there!
Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
http://www.figleaf.com/
voice: (202) 797-5496
fax: (202) 797-5444
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