>>remember page.cfm+.htr to view all code?  That was a good one... although
>>more an IIS issue than CF.


View all code with instead with a udf:

<cffunction name="httpGet">
        <cfargument name="urlToGet">
        <cfhttp url="#urlToGet#">
        <cfreturn cfhttp.filecontent>
</cffunction>

<cfset viewcode = httpGet("http://www.domainname/page";)>
<cfoutput>#htmlCodeFormat(viewcode)#</cfoutput>


Colm

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remember page.cfm+.htr to view all code?  That was a good one... although
more an IIS issue than CF.


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Robertson-Ravo, Neil (RX) wrote:
> I don't suspect you will have any issues per say.....I just don't trust
MM
> products from a security standpoint as first editions........
>
>


Why would you say that?

In all the years that I've been using CF Server (a frighteningly long
time) there has never been any serious security issues, other than the
sample app code view form and other issues of the
developers/administrators own making.

As far as I can remember all the security issues are resolved or never
an issue, if you engaged your brain and make some fairly minor changes
with the settings.  (Changing the user that CF ran as used to be a bit
of a bugger, but not really that bad once you've set it up a couple of
times)


Stephen


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