I played around with the installation a little bit and tried Googling some of my errors. I think I have the potential to see the light at the end of the tunnel… but, I could really use some help in getting there.

 

First, there is this page: http://jroller.com/page/mmatthews/Weblog?catname=%2FJava

 

It appears that ‘Data Truncation’ behavior in MySQL 4.1 behaves a bit differently than previous version of MySQL. By modifying the jdbc string in the CFMX7 Data Source to include the parameter

 

jdbcCompliantTruncation=false

 

We are able to get through the installation successfully… except, that every attempt to login fails. U: farcry and p: farcry yields failure, with the following notes described in the fqaudit table. (So, I didn’t really make any forward progress)

 

userStatus: 260, account disabled

userStatus: 260, account disabled

userStatus: 257, account disabled

userStatus: 257, account disabled (note, there is also no ‘objectid’ for these failure records. Don’t know if that’s important).

 

I went wading into all the SQL queries that Coldfusion throws off in the debugging and I’m really stumped by the fact that there is this query:

 

INSERT INTO dmUserToGroup ( userId, groupId )
                               VALUES ( 4294967297, 6 )

 

Yet, what is in the database is:

 

+------------+---------+

| userId     | groupId |

+------------+---------+

| 2147483647 |       6 |

+------------+---------+

 

Wouldn’t that mean that the previous query would always yield recordcount = 0

 

I’m also stumped by why the login feature would be disabled when we bull through the truncation error?

 

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