On Tuesday 05 May 2009, Jason Slack wrote:
I stopped apache and changed jrun.xml to use port 80 and I am broken again.
You set JRun to listen on port 80, the same port as Apache ? That's not going
to work :-)
Everything i do it CF and cgi, so do I even need apache?
JRun can't run CGI's, but
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On Tue, May 5, 2009 at 6:06 AM, Tom Chiverton
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On Tuesday 05 May 2009, Jason Slack wrote:
if I could get CF on port 80 would this nor work using the built-in
web-server?
Certainly - JRun is a full-on J2EE application server.
The built-in JRun
I'm trying to work on an image with CF8. Doing a simple ImageRead() on one
particular image causes the server to restart.
This is happening on two servers which I'm told have more than enough
memory.
The image is 372KB, so nothing to worry about there.
When I open it up in GIMP, I get asked
We have an occasional issue with CF where the server just stops responding
at random times and the CF application service has to be stopped and
restarted. We're on CF 8.0.1 on Windows 2003 Server. Pretty standard
setup. All of the logs show everything normal, then the next entries are
server
Got the same thing happening to us but we know what's causing it, damned
images!
Do you know what's being run just before it dies?
Adrian
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From: Justin Scott [mailto:jscott-li...@gravityfree.com]
Sent: 05 May 2009 15:54
To: cf-talk
Subject: Server just stops?
Hi Tom,
Anyone available to ssh in and fix? As is everyone I am a bit strapped and
trying to get this worming to launch my LLC live, but I can afford something...
-Jason
On Tuesday 05 May 2009, Jason Slack wrote:
I stopped apache and changed jrun.xml to use port 80 and I am broken
Got the same thing happening to us but we know what's
causing it, damned images!
Do you know what's being run just before it dies?
No, unfortunately. The servers in question have a single application
running on them with the same code base, so no active development or anyone
doing testing,
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Ben,
Great info on that page. Whilst I'm not dealing with framesets, I'm
dealing with included cfm templates that do some a/v conversion (i.e.
take a while), so I'm
What I'm trying to get:
cfoutput query=thisLOG group=groupID /
#thisCOUNT# emails sent on #thisLOG.emailDATE#
cfoutput
#thisLOG.emailADDRESS#br
/cfoutput
/cfoutput
thisCOUNT above would be the number of emails in a particular group
Here's what I want to do in my query - but
Hi all,
I have been asked to convert a JAVA/JSP application over to CF and I
absolutly lost as to what this section of code is trying to do. The
original developer, along with knowledge and documentation of the
application are long gone.
I am especially confused on this section of code:
probably a couple ways to do this.. in Oracle I'd use the over
partition by analytic function.
SELECT
COUNT(groupID) over (partition by groupID) as thisCOUNT,
emailID,
emailADDRESS,
emailDATE,
groupID
FROM log_email
WHERE emailID = cfqueryparam value=#trim(url.emailID)#
You need to include the other columns in your SELECT in your GROUP BY
clause.
Adrian
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From: Les Mizzell [mailto:lesm...@bellsouth.net]
Sent: 05 May 2009 16:56
To: cf-talk
Subject: Getting a count from a group in cfquery
What I'm trying to get:
cfoutput
Looks like it's converting inStr to XML, doing a quasi-XPath query to
pull out the text of the first PRE tag within the BODY tag, and then
splitting it into a Java array based on space characters. The regex
used for the .split() call is kind of silly, just + would have been
sufficient. I don't
So nothing in the log about unresponsive threads where it is hitting the limit
and just restarting itself?
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We have an occasional issue with CF where the server just stops responding
at random times and the CF application service has to be stopped and
restarted. We're on CF 8.0.1 on Windows 2003 Server. Pretty standard
setup. All of the logs show everything normal, then the next entries are
server
Yeah, Googling XMLPassing doesn't really come up with much. Look in
your classpath and see where the XMLPassing class is defined. You may
find a link to a project page with some documentation on how it works.
Even better would be to find the documentation for what this portion of
the program
Hi all,
I have been asked to convert a JAVA/JSP application over to CF and I
absolutly lost as to what this section of code is trying to do. The
original developer, along with knowledge and documentation of the
application are long gone.
I am especially confused on this section of
Adrian Lynch wrote:
You need to include the other columns in your SELECT in your GROUP BY
clause.
When I do that, the group count is always 1
I'm using a second query right now, but there's got to be a more compact
way...
-Original Message-
From: Les Mizzell
I have an app that currently authenticates against an AD and I'm updating it to
also look in a database for users as well. My code currently is as follows:
cflogin
cfif IsDefined(Form.task) and Form.task eq login
cfset theusername=#Form.strUsername#
cfset
All:
A former client just contacted me asking for help. Apparently they are no
longer able to upload files to their website via HTML forms. The code was
written 6 (?) years ago on CF5/IIS/Win2000 using CFFILE. It used to work
(for 5+ years) but all of a sudden does not. They are now
A Windows security update would seem to be one of the usual suspects
when it comes to mysterious behavioral changes.
Just a shot in the dark.
I had a blowup today myself on some longstanding code but it was a CFX
based issue.
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I just had an issue with my host the other day that sounds similar. I was
trying to login to my CMS, and the action page for the login form blew up.
It kept telling me that form.username doesn't exist.
When I tried to dump the form scope it was empty...bizarre. It fixed
itself in a few hours,
Andy:
This problem has been going for at least several weeks so it doesn't appear
as if it's going to fix itself. Another problem is that they apparently
haven't had the need to upload something for a (long) while so we don't have
any good sense of when the uploads stopped working. We just
Matt:
Have you heard of any security updates that would affect CF5 in this way?
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Matt Robertson wrote:
A Windows security update would seem to be one of the usual suspects
when it comes to mysterious behavioral changes.
Is there any easy way to detect that a page is being served because of a
301 redirect to it?
We have reorganized some of our site so we have put 301 redirects in
place for old URLs that people may use. But the powers that be do not
want a completely silent redirect for users who may be using
Adrian,
I haven't seen this issue, but I am curious if you have the CFImage hotfix
for CF 8.0.1 installed, maybe that would help?
http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/403/kb403411.html
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Well, a 301 redirect sort of means that the original file isn't there any
more right. So that should be triggered via your 404 handler. You could
intercept at that point and display message, along with the new location.
andy
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From: Ian Skinner [mailto:h...@ilsweb.com]
Andy Matthews wrote:
Well, a 301 redirect sort of means that the original file isn't there any
more right. So that should be triggered via your 404 handler. You could
intercept at that point and display message, along with the new location.
andy
Not quite. We have the 301 redirects in
anyone?
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Ian:
You could append a URL variable to the redirect URL that indicates the URL
the redirect came from. In other words, something like:
CFLOCATION URL=newUrl.cfm?oldUrl=oldUrl.cfm STATUSCODE=301
The new page would simply have to check for the oldUrl variable in the URL
scope.
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Has anyone else had this problem and solved it? Scenario is this: I have
Adobe Creative Suite Standard CS4 installed on my Windows Vista laptop. I also
have Coldfusion 8,0,1,195765 Developer edition installed.
Then when saving a htm or cfm file in DreamWeaver while also displaying it on
Perhaps your users could land on the original page, which displays a
message telling them they are being redirected, then after 5 seconds (or
whatever) the 301 redirect kicks in and moves them to the new page.
This could easily be done with a cfheader/sleep/cflocation combo.
Thanks,
Eric
CF matters aside, isn't anything but a silent, server-side redirect
going to do very very bad things to your SEO and existing link
placement?
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Matt:
Have you heard of any security updates that would affect CF5 in this way?
No not at all. I was just throwing out a potential culprit, as in if
I haven't changed anything, what could have changed automatically on
me?
Another potential for change then, is the browser itself. Thats
Mosh Teitelbaum wrote:
Ian:
You could append a URL variable to the redirect URL that indicates the URL
the redirect came from. In other words, something like:
CFLOCATION URL=newUrl.cfm?oldUrl=oldUrl.cfm STATUSCODE=301
I thought of that idea but I have not got it to work yet.
OK, I
Do you know what one of these pages is? Maybe you could do a
GetHttpRequestData() call and introspect the headers key of the return
struct. Maybe something there will give you what you need.
Steve Cutter Blades
Adobe Certified Professional
Advanced Macromedia ColdFusion MX 7 Developer
Well, a 301 redirect sort of means that the original file isn't there any
more right. So that should be triggered via your 404 handler. You could
intercept at that point and display message, along with the new location.
andy
Is there any easy way to detect that a page is being served because
It might be the security settings on the disk where the temp file is
stored, or in the directory you ultimately save it to. Maybe
somebody at the hosting place decided to tighten up security.
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Al Musella, DPM wrote:
It might be the security settings on the disk where the temp file is
stored, or in the directory you ultimately save it to. Maybe
somebody at the hosting place decided to tighten up security.
Yeah, I mentioned that to the hosting company's tech guys. They checked and
Matt Robertson wrote:
No not at all. I was just throwing out a potential culprit, as in if
I haven't changed anything, what could have changed automatically on
me?
The problem here is that more than just some patches has changed except the
code and, from my understanding, the version of CF
On Tue, May 5, 2009 at 5:33 PM, Dawn Sekel dse...@ciber.com wrote:
Has anyone else had this problem and solved it? Scenario is this: I have
Adobe Creative Suite Standard CS4 installed on my Windows Vista laptop. I
also have Coldfusion 8,0,1,195765 Developer edition installed.
Then when
On Tue, May 5, 2009 at 5:27 PM, Casey Dougall
ca...@uberwebsitesolutions.com wrote:
For example this is how I setup my sites, and it works every time..
Main coldfusion / iis directory
C:\inetpub\wwwroot
Scripts for site: project1
C:\inetpub\wwwroot\project1
Host File Modifcations
I think we were up-to-date at work, looking at my local dev machine I'm on
8,0,0,176276.
I've just installed CF 8.0.1 cumulative hot fix 1 but the version in CF
admin is still the same.
So too is a dump of the SERVER scope.
Any ideas why this might happen? I followed the instructions here:
Thank you! I wasn't using IIS -- I was using the CF server version. I will
try your suggestion!
Dawnthea
On Tue, May 5, 2009 at 5:27 PM, Casey Dougall
ca...@uberwebsitesolutions.com wrote:
Forgot this one - also under Testing Server settings make sure URL prefix is
http://project1
now
Can't remember, are you using IIS or Apache? I know that in Apache you can
define an actual file for each specific server code. So you could have a
301.cfm which gets registered in the web server. That file gets triggered
any time the server returns that error. I would assume that IIS has the
So nothing in the log about unresponsive threads where
it is hitting the limit and just restarting itself?
Right, essentially the server just stops responding to requests and our
monitoring system waits a couple of minutes and then restarts the coldfusion
application service. It comes back
Are you running the CF8 server monitoring in production?
At my old place of business, we had random crashes that left no trace of
evidence as to their cause. We turned off server monitoring and they
stopped happening. Not 100% sure that was the cause, but it did seem to
stop the random
You need to install CF 8.01 before you can install its hotfixes.
mxAjax / CFAjax docs and other useful articles:
http://www.bifrost.com.au/blog/
2009/5/6 Adrian Lynch cont...@adrianlynch.co.uk:
I think we were up-to-date at work, looking at my local dev machine I'm on
8,0,0,176276.
I've
Are you running the CF8 server monitoring in production?
No, this is a ColdFusion standard edition license, so no integrated
monitoring. We do have an older version of FusionReactor running on it
though.
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you can also do it cf-only way:
cfquery ...
SELECT
emailID,
emailADDRESS,
emailDATE,
groupID
FROM log_email
WHERE emailID = cfqueryparam value=#trim(url.emailID)#
cfsqltype=CF_SQL_INTEGER /
ORDER BY emailDATE DESC
/cfquery
cfoutput query=thisLOG group=emailDATE
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