> I know this thread is old, but I just ran into a similar situation. I > upgraded from cf9 to cf10 on a windows 2008 R2 server. We use > windows authentication on the site, but have some subfolders set to anonymous > authentication. The problem lies in the fact it still > tries to use the windows authentication, but when accessing .cfm files. When > accessing the folder without specifying the file (ie. > http://sitename/foldername) it displays the contents of index.cfm without a > problem, but tack on the index.cfm > (ie. http://sitename/foldername/index.cfm) and it askes for a login to access > it. Any ideas on this?
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