From: Gavin Myers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> what about a dummy database?
Now that's an interesting approach - I'll think about this one.
The problem with the idea of storing the password in a file 'accessible
only by the CF user' is that, under Unix, the server runs as a single
user. It gets certain info from LDAP, etc. but runs as a separate, low
priority user. So if coldfusion can read the file, so can everyone else...
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