Good call, Dawesi, that may do the trick. Probably a CF 5.0 bug that
slipped under the radar.  Will make the change and see how I go.  

And before the incessent annoying barrage begins about how it is "best
practice" to upgrade, comments that keep me up to all hours of the
night... my host will be making the light-speed jump to 7 very soon.  ;)

Chad

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Hello Chad,


possibility: server might be to do with utf-7 messages which cf can't
read and spags it.


not sure about your time issue... maybe it's simliar to the date issue
where you need to ad  he 0's in your dates ie: 27/02/05... brainstorming
out loud...


Dawesi


Wednesday, March 2, 2005, 5:26:02 PM, you wrote:




> Ongoing saga of the Chad CFSchedule CFPop Learning Curve


> Here's my non-best practice background, to avoid assumptions.  ;)


> Initially, I did the following cfschedule:


> <cfschedule
>         action="update"
>         task="MyTaskName"
>         operation="HTTPRequest"
>         startdate="27/2/05"
>         starttime="10:00 AM"
>         URL="http://www.myurl.com.au/prism/mycfmpage.cfm";
>         interval="60">


> Had some problems, where the task was for some reason set to start at
> the year 2057.  Also, 60 seconds didn't work, but 120 seconds did.


> So we got it working.


> The page it calls is a simple cfpop, followed by a cfloop through the
> cfpop query.


> But then the server encountered this:


> "Error","1160","03/02/05","14:46:13",,"Status code for task:
> 'MyTaskName' is '500 Internal Server Error'"


> But when I manually ran the page it was fine.  Problem is that it
reset
> the scheduled task to starting in 2057 and 60 seconds!  So my
questions:


> 1. Why would it reset it?; and


> 2. Will a cfpop chuck a 500 error if it fails to connect to the pop
> account?  (only reason why I figure it would error, but then work fine
> when I manually ran the page later)


> Thanks!


> Chad






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