It may have been a crazy dream but I thought I read somewhere that when CF enters an error state the performance of the server, or more importantly it's ability to serve pages, is impeded. Does anyone have any thoughts or links to any evidence to that effect? Specifically, we have some errors generated when spiders hit our sites and incorrectly reassemble SES urls, for example /index.cfm/abc/123/etc.cfm. I know we can do some clever stuff but we are discussing the implications of removins SES urls from our applications altogether and I know our sysadmin would play hell if I could show him that the box is on it's knees when it moves into an error state. This would win the war against the marketing guys who like to sell SES urls.
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