I have a unique task that involves retrieving data from one server, moving it 
to another server, and then processing the data. I'm running CF8 on a linux 
server.

I wrote a ColdFusion program (call it template 1) to gather the data and write 
it to a MySQL database table. This program calls another ColdFusion program 
(call it template 2) which loops through the items in the MySQL database; each 
loop making a call to a PERL script passing parameters. The PERL sript telnets 
to another server passing the data and calling a program on the new server. 
This program writes the data to a file (for later processing) and control is 
returned back to the PERL script. The PERL script then redirects back to 
ColdFusion template 2, where the loop is continued until all the MySQL database 
table items have been processed.

This process involves three servers, three databases, and three programming 
languages; one server is PICK based and therefore somewhat tricky to 
communicate with.

This process runs fine when ran as a regular ColdFusion process, but when I run 
it as a Scheduled Task it fails to complete. I runs through one item but it 
seems as though the redirect from the PERL script fails. 

I understand that the Scheduled Tasks run as a 'CFHTTP' process and have 
attempted to run the process using a <CFHTTP> function and can't get it to 
work. I've never used <CFHTTP> and really don't understand what the premise 
behind it is.

I want this process to run every morning and would like to have it run through 
a scheduler or as a CRON job.

Does anyone have any ideas that may assist me? 

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