Found it!
just add a slash here (after the arguments.bucketName):
and here:
http://s3.amazonaws.com/mywebsitename/#arguments.bucketName#/";
charset="utf-8">
("mywebsitename" is the bucket I was adding another bucket to)
The latest cfc wrapper can be downloaded here:
Mike Chabot wrote:
> I looked into getting vector graphic images, such as EPS, embedded
> into a cfdocument-produced PDF and I believe that this is not possible
> using cfdocument in CF 8.0.1. If anyone thinks otherwise, please let
> me know.
you might try the iText lib that's shipped w/cf, it's a
thanks Barney, I use s3Fox in firefox which makes it so easy! I just wish I
could figure out how to do it with Coldfusion
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I looked into getting vector graphic images, such as EPS, embedded
into a cfdocument-produced PDF and I believe that this is not possible
using cfdocument in CF 8.0.1. If anyone thinks otherwise, please let
me know.
-Mike Chabot
> I am just curious about the possibility of using a vector graphics
Buckets can't be nested, you have to create separate buckets. I use
subdomains with an "-s3" extension, typically, regardless of whether
they actually exist in DNS. The point is that it is a namespace you
control, though DNS in particular is nice for the direct mapping.
cheers,
barneyb
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Joseph Bugeja wrote:
> charset="utf-8">
just to confirm, this works fine on our dev server (8.01).
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Thanks, but all of mine are fixed finally.
You should talk to the CF people to get that integrated with either
cold fusion or dreamweaver..
At 09:58 PM 9/20/2008, Michael Dinowitz wrote:
>If your interested, I have a project that I just wrote for a client that
>will allow you to scan an entire
> I am working in a uni and we have multiple sites (on the same
> server) requiring authentication. We simmply cannot afford to
> purchase a cert for each site (domain and separate IP), so my
> solution was to created a single site with a cert which has
> the other sites available as virtual di
If your interested, I have a project that I just wrote for a client that
will allow you to scan an entire directory tree for all files that have a
cfquery with un-paramed variables and fix them. It doesn't work
automatically (it could but I disabled that option) but instead gives you
the queries on
I need to create a directory (bucket) within another bucket
Here is an excerpt from the cfc by Joe Danziger
http://s3.amazonaws.com/#arguments.bucketName#"; charset="utf-8">
For example:
To add a little more of the configuration in CF Admin.
Mail Server: smtp.google.com
Username: User Email Account ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
Password: * (Whatever the password is.)
Server Port: 587
Backup Mail Servers: Left Blank
Enable SSL socke
Hey, thanks for all the suggestions. I got it working kind of like Dan
suggested.
I created another account in Google and setup CF Admin to smtp.google.com
and used the account information I created to send the mail through.
It might not be the correct way, but it works and that is all I need fo
We got a reputation for being easy to hack, so they now
concentrate on cfm files..
hopefully, with this last attack, at least everyone on this list
should already be protected against the current set of
attempts... and if they don't succeed, maybe they will move on to
easier targets.
I
Chuck,
I don't think your SMTP server is correct and not sure if you should
list all of the other's as backups.
As Kym mentioned, since you know the DNS entries for a google mail
account, I am assuming you have one and have the domain configured to
work with google. Also, can you send and receive
>>I wish there was some way to counter attack!!! H
Well, based on the fact that attacks come from infected PC which even
ignore they were infected,
it would be pretty useless to counter-attack the IP address from which
the attack came.
BUT, all theses attacks tend to inject spammy links to
> A new type of sql attack is hitting my server since about 2 am this
> morning.
I am seeing a large increase in the number of attacks on several of my
sites in the last 48 hours..
Here we go again...
Instead of just being on the defense, I wish there was some way to
counter attack!!! Hm
To be clear, I am going from a standard installation (e.g. C:\ColdFusion7\)
to a JRun installation (so I can run multiple CF instances). While I've
done lots of the JRun installs from scratch, I've never moved a standard
install to JRun in production. Hence my "iffiness" on the topic. ;-)
I am planning on performing an upgrade from 7.0.2 Standard to 8.0.1
Enterprise tonight.
Are there any particular "gotchas" that I should look out for?
Generally speaking, in terms of software upgrades, I am a fan of
uninstalling the current version and then doing a fresh install of the new
versio
If this is for an internal application, then I'd suggest creating your own
SSL certs which you can do for free. Your users will get a warning about a
untrusted certificate the first time around, but you can explain to them
that they need to trust it permanently adn then the error will not recur and
Gus,
The session variables would be specific to the application name on the
server, not just the server.
Some options:
Log into every application on the main login page by writing a
cfapplication tag, then set the session variables, then repeat for
every application.
Log into every application fro
A new type of sql attack is hitting my server since about 2 am this
morning. It got through the filter I use because it has
different keywords. Luckily the cfparam triggered an error - as it
was looking for intergers and was finding this:
=
Joseph Bugeja wrote:
> We are using ColdFusion 8 with the built-in Java 1.6. When trying to write a
> string that contains UTF-8 characters to a file, these characters are
doubt that.
> becoming stored incorrectly in the file. A sample call issued is the
> following:
>
> charset="utf-8">
doesn
Hi Guys,
We are using ColdFusion 8 with the built-in Java 1.6. When trying to write a
string that contains UTF-8 characters to a file, these characters are becoming
stored incorrectly in the file. A sample call issued is the following:
When the file is read back, the chr(198) is correctly bei
Chuck Weidler wrote:
> I've hardcoded the "To" email address in the to an address that I
> know is good. Still no good.
Try dropping a local mail server on your server and use that to send the
mail to Google, or anywhere else for that matter. We use iMS Lite
(coolfusion.com) on each machine t
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