>>I agree to both Steven and Azadi's solution.

Of course I know this solution. I thought I had a simpler one.

 >>Someone can rename a CFM file
to a PDF file and upload it.  Now that CFM code can be executed on the
server.

No way. Even if the pseudo pdf file actually contains CFML code, it cannot be 
executed.
At best, the file will be sent as a pdf file by CFCONTENT then application.cfm 
CFABORTs
Furthermore, only the customer, who has paid for his system, is able to upload 
files.
I doubt he ever attemps to sabotage his own system.



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