Correct me if I'm wrong, IIS, handles the call and passes off to CF.



At 01:07 AM 26/11/00 -0500, you wrote:
>At 11/25/2000 06:37 PM -0800, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (paul smith) wrote:
> >The ".htm" at the end helps web statistics programs do their job.
>
>
>Exactly. Otherwise stats programs think you're calling a folder instead of 
>a file (since it does not end with a file name).  How much this matters 
>varies between stats programs and how they handle things 
>internally.  Also, a URL that does not end with a file name OR a slash is 
>technically incorrect, and if some program or search engine decides to add 
>the slash for you ("fix-up" the URL), then the result could cause a 404 
>error when requested (eg. www.mysites.com/index.cfm/fuseaction/foo/ should 
>throw a 404 error, or at least it does on WebSite and Apache).
>
>Sorry, can't help with the original problem.  Curious though, did you 
>associate the .ren extension with CF system-wide, or just set up IIS to 
>handle .ren some other way?  I'm thinking 2 different processes are being 
>used when checking what to do with the .ren file.
>
>Cheers,
>-Max
>
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