Cold fusion may not have permissions to execute properly.
Is the service started ?
If so, have you checked the log files ?
Check your eventviewer logs for issues with the cfserver executable.
Try setting up a new folder at the root of the d: drive
Give put a .txt file in it and a .cfm
Set this
I need some help. I have a
template that when called, uses CFEXECUTE run a VB exe that I wrote to extract
data from an old accounting database
and create CSV files of the data I want to use. When its done, I thought I could use the CFFILE READ function,
work with it in my template, then
If you're using CFEXECUTE, then you're running the
VB exe on the server. By "local machine" they mean the server that's
running ColdFusion.
Daryl
- Original Message -
From: JamieTieman
To: KCFusion
Sent: Friday, July 20, 2001 2:10 PM
Subject: [KCFusion] working with local files
Oh, Daryl
That is an
even bigger shock Lets back
up. How do I get that program to run on
the client machine to build the files that, I assume now, I will have to upload
before I can work on them
Jamie
If
you're using CFEXECUTE, then you're running the VB exe on the
I am having a problem connecting to a SQL server DB
on Win2K using the merant drivers on a Linux server. I have already patched the
server and am still getting problems. I am digging through the CF forums but
would any of you happen to have trouble shooting suggestions?
A.
Hmm can you find some way to have the files
built on the server?
Because there's no easy way to get executables to
run on a client (nor should there be.)
You may just need to give them step-by-step
instructions on howto build the files, and then create a form to post to
CFFILE
FYI
- Original Message -
From: Critical Watch Bugtraqqer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, July 20, 2001 3:35 PM
Subject: Program and Source for Removal of IDA/IDQ Script Mappings (in
response to Red Code Worm)
Hello everyone
This is in
Hmm... in that case, you may want to script the
uploads in your batch file via the DOS FTP command:
ftp -s uploadmyfiles.ftp
...where the file "uploadmyfiles.ftp" would contain
the commands needed to upload the files, e.g.:
open ftp.mydomain.com
user someuser
pass theirpassword
cd /upload
