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   Hi Nick...nope...still no joy here :) Added those lines to both
Application files.....tried to access both apps, closed browsers to
ensure session data killed, re opened and app1 works as per before,
test app sends me back to login every time.

Dean Brandt 
Clever Thinking Consulting 
Network/Systems Integration, 
Application Design 
Internet Presence Supplier/Hosting Specialists 
Melbourne, Australia 
Ph:   03-97492747
Mob: 0418488885 
...smart networks for smart business 

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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Friday, 10 October 2003 9:53 PM
To: FarCry Developers
Subject: [farcry-dev] Re: failure to login


@Dean
 
i found out by running the code in debug mode that the session data
was invalid. i.e. i logged into the admin of my first site then i
launched another browser window and (tried to) logged in to my second
site. The session id had jumped by 3. I expected it to jump 1.
 
Anyhoohow, to fix it add the following chuck of code immediately
below the <cfapplication... line in each of your site's
Application.cfm files
 
e.g. applications/myapp1/www.Application.cfm
and applications/myapp2/www.Application.cfm
 
<!--- NAL - START - 20031008 - DO NOT DELETE THIS --->
<!--- Reset the CFID and CFToken cookies to expire session and client
      variables after the user's browser closes.  This is not
necessary
      if you are using J2EE Session Management. --->     
<cfif IsDefined("cookie.CFID") and IsDefined("cookie.CFToken")>
    <cfcookie name="CFID" value="#cookie.CFID#">
    <cfcookie name="CFToken" value="#cookie.CFToken#">
</cfif>
<!--- NAL - END - 20031008 - DO NOT DELETE THIS --->

this has fixed it for me.
 
obviously i have chucked this together quickly (honest!) so i haven't
tested it with anything but my 2 test sites here.
 
N.
 
ps credit where it's due...i found this routine in Rob
Brooks-Bilson's Programming ColdFusion MX book

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        Sent: Fri 10/10/2003 10:38 
        To: FarCry Developers 
        Cc: 
        Subject: [farcry-dev] Re: failure to login
        
        

        
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                   Hi Geoff, yes I actually followed that tech note to get
        started from day 1....and for your info, the reinstall has not worked
        either :(
        
                   I did a full reinstall and I still cannot log into the
        second application.
        
        My apache httpd.conf for both applications looks like this:
        
        <VirtualHost *>
            ServerAdmin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
            DocumentRoot /var/www/html/app1/www
            ServerName app1.cleverthinking.com.au
            ErrorLog logs/app1-error_log
            CustomLog logs/app1-access_log common
            Alias /farcry "/var/www/html/farcry_core/admin"
            Alias /farcry_mwc "/var/www/html/app1/www"
        </VirtualHost>
        
        <VirtualHost *>
            ServerAdmin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
            DocumentRoot /var/www/html/farcry_test/www
            ServerName farcry_test.cleverthinking.com.au
            ErrorLog logs/ftest-error_log
            CustomLog logs/ftest-access_log common
            Alias /farcry "/var/www/html/farcry_core/admin"
            Alias /farcry_test "/var/www/html/farcry_test/www"
        </VirtualHost>
        
                     So not sure what to do next?
        
                      Thanks
        
        
        Dean Brandt
        Clever Thinking Consulting
        Network/Systems Integration,
        Application Design
        Internet Presence Supplier/Hosting Specialists
        Melbourne, Australia
        Ph:   03-97492747
        Mob: 0418488885
        ...smart networks for smart business
        
        PGP Public Key: http://pgp.cleverthinking.net//DeanBrandt.asc
        
        
        
        
        
        
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        From: Geoff Bowers [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
        Sent: Friday, 10 October 2003 7:23 PM
        To: FarCry Developers
        Subject: [farcry-dev] Re: failure to login
        
        
        Have you guys tried the great technote on Apache/mySQL install from
        Kai
        Konig of Germany?  It may shed some light on your scenario:
          http://farcry.daemon.com.au/go/documentation/developers/tech-notes
        
        - -- geoff
        http://www.daemon.com.au/
        
        [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
        > fine - in fact you've confirmed what i suspected in that it's only
        > an  issue with apache. i keep promising myself i'll investigat it
        > it's  just that my apache setup is at work and my internal server
        > setup is  at home which is where i do 99% of my farcry work.
        > anyhoohow i'll  install apache this w/end and get to the bottom of
        > this sucker.
        >
        > N.
        
        
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