> I would have thought so to. But apparently it did not, as I had to open > these directories to "everyone" to get ColdFusion to work with my > website. It it is things like this that lead me to believe that there > might be something a bit hinky about how my permissions are working on > this machine. But I have not been able to narrow this down.
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