I'm running CF8 developer edition on XP in a VMWare virtual machine on top of 
OS X Tiger.  My goal is to use the XP virtual machine as my development 
enviroment for IIS,CF8 and SQL Server, and ideally have all cf files in a 
shared directory, so I can access and edit those files from within OS X.  

I have IIS configured so that its home directory is a Samba share I set up on 
the OS X side and then can access from the PC side.  I am able to browse to 
standard HTML documents in a browser both from the OS X side and the XP side.  
So, I'm fairly confident that IIS is configured properly.

After getting IIS to work, I installed CF8 as a standalone install, and had it 
configured to run on top of all IIS websites.  I am now having two problems.  I 
have no idea if either can be solved, but I was hoping somebody may have a few 
pointers.

Problem 1
I created a simple "index.cfm" file that contains the following code:
<cfset test = "hi"><cfoutput>#test#</cfoutput>
When I navigate to that URL on either the OSX or XP side, I see a CF missing 
page error.  Why index.html would work, but index.cfm in the exact same 
directory would *not* work is beyond me.

Problem 2
I would like to create a custom tags path mapping to either the SMB share or a 
mapped drive on the OS X side.  However, every time I attempt that, Cold fusion 
shows the error "Unable to add custom tag path [mypath]".  For example, 
"X:\customtags\", where "X:\" is a folder within a shared VMWare shared folder.

I realize what I want to do is kind of convoluted, but it frankly all seems 
reasonably straightforward, so I'm not sure what the stumbling block is.  Any 
pointers or advice is appreciated.

Thanks. 

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