Thanks Andrew :)
Symptoms also occur in 7.0.1 and 7.0.2
(PR) – at least that’s where we’ve had it reported most
recently, though I haven’t confirmed it’s the same thing.
Any idea what the root cause was? Was
there technote posted?
^.^
Chris
From:
[email protected] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Andrew Mercer
Sent: Monday, 20 February 2006
11:48 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [farcry-dev] Re:
Specified Path Cannot be Found
just quickly gone through
old posts - cfmx 6 updater 3 introduced the problem, updater 4 fixed it.
I fave also had the problem occure on cfmx 7 - havent tested 7.0.1
I put the following in the application initialise section of
application.cfm
<cfif not
directoryExists(GetTempdirectory())>
<cfdirectory
action="" directory="#GetTempdirectory()#">
</cfif>
so an updateapp=1 will fix it.
On 2/20/06, Chris Bauer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Michael,
If it's what I'm thinking of (a 500 status error?) I've seen this a few
times in FC 2.3, 3.0 and CFMX6.1 and 7. I'm told it happened in CFMX6.0 more
than the later versions. It was addressed in a CFMX hotfix, or a FC minor
revision, or both, because I hadn't seen it for almost a year until last
week.
Unfortunately I don't know what causes it - as soon as it happens it becomes
a server-wide issue, but after a CFMX cycle and for us at least it may not
happen again for days or months. Hopefully someone will pipe up with some of
the original causes - may not be exactly the same as what you're
experiencing though.
If you suspect it's a memory addressing issue, it might pay to output (or
log) the struct containing the variable or other application state
indicators. If the variable has suddenly become a black-hole, try a
hardcoded reference in one of the file upload pages 'in the interest of
debugging'. If dumping application times out, try breaking it down into
smaller chunks - I have the same problem quite often if I'm testing in IE
(IE CSS rendering on a large CFDump output != teh shiznit) and ended up
creating a Testing admin tab for sub-application dumps. Presumably even if a
particular reference in the app scope is causing a problem, *most* of it
must be OK for the site to work.
Hopefully that's somewhere to start?
Chris
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On
Behalf Of MJS (sent by Nabble.com)
Sent: Monday, 20 February 2006 11:26 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [farcry-dev] Specified Path Cannot be Found
Hi!
We are about to deploy another FC site (Win 2003 Server/SQL 2000/FC3/CF7)
and I am curious if anyone has experienced the following issue.
. The crux
is every 6-8 hrs the CFServer needs to be restarted because anyone trying to
upload a file or image recieves an error "The specified path cannot be
found". Basically the upload path (file and image), stored in
application
memory in FC, cannot be read, so it bombs any uploads. Then if I try
to
dump the application scope, the process times
out. However, all other
functions in the admin area work just fine.
We have 4 other client FC sites on the server that have been working just
fine before this new site was deployed on the server, but now all these
sites suffer the same error. Granted the site is heavily customized,
but
nothing out of the ordinary (extending and customizing components).
The site is a web based catalog. We have about 30 custom types, and
the
client is uploading a ton of images. Aside from that there are about
20
admins managing data at any given time. This new site has to be the culprit,
but I am perplexed at the issue. The host is fine with restarting the server
every 8 hrs, but that seems to be a really bad patch for the
site. BTW:
updateapp=1 does not help.
Any thoughts?
Thx
Michael
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