Ok, I started doing your path.... I installed the CF again with the internal only. Then I modified the XML file to disable the internal server, as well as modify the cacheRealPath. Then I rebooted and ran the "remove all connectors" bat. No connectors installed. Ok fine, so I ran the connector to install the IIS one. I then got an error regarding the Jrun server was not found - confirm that it is started. So I assume this is because I disabled the internal webserver... So - where is it I went wrong? Did you actually disable the internal server before installing the connector, or did you actually do it after? Or maybe I disabled the wrong thing in the XML file. Having another look now.
Dustin On 8/21/02 2:59 AM, "Niklas Richardson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> spit this out onto my computer screen: > Just found your original post after digging through my emails. > > I had a very similar problem with this and the multiple sites problem. > > I found that if I ran the "Remove_ALL_connectors.bat" in the > D:\CFusionMX\bin\connectors\ directory, (do a reboot if you fancy it), > and then run the "IIS_connector.bat" it all seemed to work properly. > > Oh, and this was after changing the XML file to stop the > RealPathCaching, and turning off the internal webserver. Remember you > need to reboot to have these changes take affect. So probably a safe > way path to take is: > > (1) Change that XML file > (2) Reboot > (3) Remove all connectors > (4) Reboot (just to be safe) > (5) Run IIS connector > (6) Hopefully be home free!!! Worked for me!! > > Cheers > > Niklas > > UK ColdFusion User Group > Chairman > > >> -----Original Message----- >> From: Niklas Richardson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] >> Sent: Wednesday, August 21, 2002 10:55 AM >> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >> Subject: RE: [ cf-dev ] List for server admin? WAS: [ cf-dev ] quiet >> >> >> Getting the jist of what Taz has replied it sounds like you're having >> issues with IIS and CFMX. >> >> It is known that if you install CFMX you should install it under >> standalone mode as there is a problem with setting up the >> connector with >> IIS. >> >> Basically, after installing under standalone mode, to connect >> to IIS you >> run the IIS connector batch file which can be found in >> d:\cfusionmx\bin\connectors. Then it should all work fine and dandy. >> >> Also, after doing that you can turn off the internal webserver by >> changing a setting in an XML document. If you want to do that let me >> know and i'll get the path for the XML doc. >> >> However, any changes you make to the internal webserver you have to >> reboot the machine, as recycling the CFMX services doesn't recycle the >> JRUN service which runs the internal webserver. A bit of pain really, >> but easily catches people out! >> >> Hope that helps. >> >> Regards >> >> Niklas >> >> UK ColdFusion User Group >> Chairman >> >> >>> -----Original Message----- >>> From: Taz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] >>> Sent: Tuesday, August 20, 2002 9:41 PM >>> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >>> Subject: Re: [ cf-dev ] List for server admin? WAS: [ cf-dev ] quiet >>> >>> >>> Dustin, >>> >>> Sorry, I completely missed that one. >>> >>> Okay, its taken me a while to read through the thread of it, >>> and I've had to >>> go back over it a couple of times... was suitably impressed with >>> >>> "THE END >>> >>> NOVEL WRITTEN BY: Dustin" >>> >>> Anyway, I'm not an expert but I'm assuming that MX embeds the >>> dll mappings >>> into IIS the same way as previous versions did... basically >>> maping the file >>> extensions '.cfm' etc. to CF's dlls. >>> Looking at that macromedia documentation, its all command >>> prompt work that >>> basically does what you can do through IIS. If you open IIS >>> and select the >>> server, then open the properties window so that you can check the >>> application mappings >>> >>> um... Master Properties (edit): Home Directory tab: Configuration... >>> >>> Here you can set the dll mappings without having to go >>> through all that >>> command line shit, which means you can browse for the >>> specific dll file... >>> so that can't get knacked! >>> >>> Setting this in the server properties should mean that it's >>> set for all >>> sites... you might want to check the site folders when you >>> test though. >>> >>> Another thing to check is Services... just to make sure that >>> all of the CF >>> server services are runnning. Obviously IIS is running okay, >>> but perhaps one >>> of the CF services is stopping...? (clutching at straws? >>> You're damn right!) >>> >>> If none of the above works... and nobody else on this list >>> has contradicted >>> what I've said here (I refer back the the point that I've not >>> installed MX.. >>> I'm still running on 4.5 and 5), then I would suggest that >>> you remove CF, >>> clean out all of its settings from the registry, uninstall >>> IIS, and then >>> start from scratch. >>> >>> Failing that... buy a shotgun and take it out on the server. >>> >>> Taz >>> >>>> Ah I asked a big one a few days ago, and there was no >>> response.. so I >>>> figured no one knew the answer on this list. I have been >>> having major >>> issues >>>> with an install on IIS5 (W2K). I can repost if need be. 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