I know this has been open for about 32 months, but I want to share an 
experience I just had with this. 

We use a SAN for the source files on our load-balanced servers. This gives 
us a shared code base and lets the servers handle the traffic separately 
without having to keep the underlying files in sync on separate servers.

I saw this error today (not for the first time) and used SeeFusion to see 
that our servers had the maximum number of open requests, all waiting on a 
function from WinNTFileSystem such as canonicalizeFileNames or 
getBooleanAttributes.

The stack showed that in every case, the Java method invoking the file 
native calls was within the CustomTagTable class.

I set up a process to copy any custom tag source files on the SAN into the 
local drives of each load-balanced server, then updated the Custom Tag 
paths within the Extensions area of the CF Administrator to point to the 
new local path instead of the SAN-based 

And what do you know - the server "clogs" immediately stopped and our apps 
are running perfectly.

I hope this helps someone. A 2013 resolution at my company is to finally 
get rid of all custom tags by migrating their functionality to components.

Cheers,
Jim

On Sunday, May 16, 2010 9:00:08 PM UTC-4, BarryC wrote:
>
> Hi, 
>
> Does anyone on here run coldfusion 9 on windows server 2008, 64 bit? 
> We are running in to some performance issues which seem to be at an OS 
> level and I'm wondering if anyone else has used this configuration 
> with success. 
>
> Thanks 
> Barry Chesterman 
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