We have a client who is experiencing a "showstopper" problem in the use
of
their CF-based websites.  I have laid out a detailed explanation below.
Any
help on this would be greatly appreciated.

Steve
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Symptoms
1.      Index creates successfully using CF-created template, except for
files created using MS-Office applications.   Successful file types
indexed are:
        .htm, .cfm, .dbm, .txt, .pdf
Unsuccessful file types are:
        .doc, .xls, .ppt, .pps, .rtf
Indexing code is:
<CFINDEX 
  collection="#SpanExcluding(cgi.HTTP_HOST,".")#"
  action="REFRESH"
  recurse="YES"
  type="PATH"
  key="#ServerPath#"
  extensions=".doc, .htm, .html, .cfm, .dbm, .txt, .rtf, .xls, .ppt,
pps, .pdf"
  language="english"
  urlPath="http://#SpanExcluding(cgi.HTTP_HOST,".")#/"
>
2.      style.uni file contains correct information for indexing
MS-Office mime-types.  For example:
type: "application/msword"
    /format-filter  = flt_kv    
    /charset        = guess     
    /def-charset    = 8859       

  type: "application/wordperfect5.1"
    /format-filter  = flt_kv    
    /charset        = guess     
    /def-charset    = 8859       

  type: "application/x-ms-excel"
    /format-filter  = flt_kv    
    /charset        = guess     
    /def-charset    = 8859       

  type: "application/x-ms-powerpoint"
    /format-filter  = flt_kv    
    /charset        = guess     
    /def-charset    = 8859
3.      sysinfo.log file indicates all MS-Office type files (including
rtf created with MS-Word) are skipped with a Stream error (299).
sysinfo.log contains (sample) following error messages for all MS-Office
style files:
Thu Apr 11 10:09:16 2002
msg(1): Warn    E2-0527 (Document Index): Document 26
(/usr/local/web/intranet/administration/social/seminars.xls): Stream
error (299) - SKIPPING
Thu Apr 11 10:09:16 2002
msg(1): Warn    E2-0527 (Document Index): Document 121
(/usr/local/web/intranet/bigpic/agreements/business-arrangements.doc):
Stream error (299) - SKIPPING
Thu Apr 11 10:09:16 2002
msg(1): Warn    E2-0527 (Document Index): Document 122
(/usr/local/web/intranet/bigpic/agreements/dhacmou00-05.doc): Stream
error (299) - SKIPPING
Thu Apr 11 10:09:16 2002
msg(1): Warn    E2-0527 (Document Index): Document 123
(/usr/local/web/intranet/bigpic/agreements/dhacmou99-00.xls): Stream
error (299) - SKIPPING
4.      The following are pertinent:
        Previous install (CF Server 4.5.1) on same host successfully
indexed documents now failing
        Running subset indexes on current host gets same unsuccessful
results
        Files are undamaged, useable MS-Office files
Resources searched
5.      The following resources have been searched unsuccessfully for
indications of what the problem may be:
        Google and Google Groups
        Macromedia Forums for CFML-General Discussion, Advanced
Techniques and Verity
        CF-Talk archives at www.mail-archive.com
(http://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/index.html)
Platform
1.      System is Sun Solaris as follows:
        Solaris 2.8 OS
        512Mb RAM
        IAS v1.0 (Apache 1.3.9) Web Server
        CF Server 5
Possible causes
1.      Thoughts on possible causes of this problem (wild speculation):
        Hosting server cannot determine mime-type of files so skips
them?


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