> I'm not sure what version of WG are are using, but either way
> you should be
> able to go into the policy manager
> and set up your own rules for port 80. I would recommend
> though, to continue
> using the http proxy if thats what your doing and try to
> adjust the CF code
> to conform to the standards that it wants.
Thanks for the information. However, it looks as though it might not be the
firewall after all *exasperated sigh*.
The cgi variables that had become empty strings (eg HTTP_REFERER and a few
others) on two servers are now displaying the correct values again. The
Network Admin says he hasn't changed the settings on the firewall in the
last few days and several other servers that are on the same network and
accessed in the same way are displaying the cgi variables OK (suggesting
possibly that it's not a firewall problem but at the level of the boxes).
I had enabled "Log Slow Pages" in the ColdFusion Administrator on both the
affected boxes that day and wondered if that had something to do with it.
I've played around with the setting and after several reboots, it doesn't
look like that was the cause. It's a bit of a mystery, but thanks again...
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