> ColdFusion pages are processed through a dll, just like ASP
> pages are. IIS sees a CF page, just the same as and amp page
> as far as I can see. ColdFusion can be run as any user. Some
> of the tags need admin rights though to work corectly (cfregistry...).
I just felt that I should add a little note to this. CF doesn't necessarily
need administrative rights to use CFREGISTRY, it just needs permissions to
read and/or edit the registry keys that you want and need to touch. You can
set registry permissions for individual keys using REGEDT32.EXE. CF will
obviously need read/write permissions to the ColdFusion key; it'll also need
read/write permissions for the ODBC.INI key. There may be others that it
needs to look at; you can audit keys to see which are touched by CF.
Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
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