e from 9.0.1. There is no reason to install
9.0.2 if you have 9.0.1. It is simply 9.0.1 without Verity, as Adobe
no longer has a license to distribute Verity.
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ither case, I'd still advocate the use of schema prefixes/aliases.
Me too.
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use of any cached execution plans at all.
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o let you separate your web and application
tiers onto different boxes (often for security reasons).
Historically, the wsconfig tool doesn't work all that well with
Apache, so you'd typically have to do a bit of httpd.conf editing
after the fact. I don't know if that's still the
believe this is already a known issue. You could temporarily run the
instance as an administrator, when you need to create services for
other instances. If this instance isn't being used to do anything but
create other instances, this approach might be fine - just turn it off
when you don&
t
> don't use it."
I thought it was kind of funny hearing that from Ray, who after all is
Mr. Adobe, but he's right. What CF gives you is good if you don't know
JavaScript, but it's somewhat limited. Overall, you're better off
learning JS and using common JS librar
s to your own site, then specify the
appropriate SCRIPTSRC attribute in your CFFORM tags.
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this behavior. And I wouldn't be surprised
if you are doing these other things, because they're commonly done by
people who are concerned about security. Again, though, the
"out-of-the-box" behavior does not guarantee that these scripts can't
be executed.
Dave
t with reCaptcha. I like using CF's solution,
> because I can code it myself. But if it doesn't work...
I recommend you use this instead of any CAPTCHA:
http://cfformprotect.riaforge.org/
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> IS NOT NULL
>
>
>
>
> name="Voucher"
I suggest you create a unique name for each voucher.
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On Fri, Feb 8, 2013 at 10:31 AM, Bruce Sorge wrote:
>
> Hey all,
> I have an app that at midnight each day, queries a database and fires of an
> email with a .PDF attachment for a ski voucher. The problem is that each
> person is getting not only their voucher but the others who registered as
licitly choose
to use them. This protects Windows against the historic, ongoing
problem of administrators having their accounts compromised and being
tricked into performing malicious tasks with administrative
privileges.
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc709691(v=ws.10).aspx
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bloc-note to run as administrator, the check box is greyed.
>
> How do you guys deal with this situation?
Can you run a command prompt as Administrator? If so, you should be
able to open any program from that prompt and have it use
Administrator privileges.
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set up a web server without the
CF Administrator, CF will be able to run
/CFIDE/Administrator/index.cfm. Again, we typically demonstrate this
in class, so it's fairly replicable. The key is simply to be aware of
servlet mappings and how they work.
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problem, as CF
would still be able to resolve to the original location of the file.
We actually go through this in our "Administering ColdFusion 9" course
as it's a fairly common configuration mistake.
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erver to reject these patterns.
The CF 9 Lockdown Guide (which I believe Pete wrote in part, if not in
full) describes how to do this for IIS and Apache.
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ase are
even on the same machine).
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and elsewhere people focusing on
identifying and closing specific exploits, when their time would be
best served by preventing the possibility of those exploits working by
proper configuration.
I'm not calling you out, Robert, I'm just using your message as a
convenient place to reitera
your main point, which is that this kind of
stuff is well within a developer's ability.
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you would find that most professional drivers are actually pretty good
at simple car repairs.
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istrator how best to manage CF, you're probably going to get a
blank stare in response. Hell, I developed a class for CF
administration for this very reason - I ran into so many clients who
simply didn't know what they were doing (and this remains the case to
this very day).
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se files so the attack would have most likely come in
> via CF somewhere.
Does the CF server have permission to write to .cfm files?
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You should do this as a matter of
course for any CF server install.
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> And how's that exception log you accidentally deleted going, Eric?
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ll software, period. That has to be done by IT (manually,
or via automation).
Fortunately, CF can actually be run as an application rather as a
service, so you can run it without even installing it!
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http://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-thomson-geopriv-http-geolocation-00
>
> ...as follows:
>
>
>
> ...where [lat],[lon] is "elsewhere." This appeared to be ignored.
>
> Any ideas?
Is your goal to pass the user's location to Google instead of your
server'
> How do you restore a deleted log? In an attempt to clear the exception log,
> I ended up deleting it (they should label those buttons better).help!
[insert Delorean time machine joke here]
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ght want to try creating a stored procedure, then calling that
from CF. That'll let you use parameters.
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Out of curiosity, what happens if you remove the TYPE attributes from
your CFARGUMENT tags and use CFQUERYPARAM with either field?
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> Also, using this works..
> c.conferenceUID = '#arguments.conf_id#'
>
> So I'm not sure what the problem is with cfqueryparam
I think it's pretty clear - we're not specifying the right parameter
type. How many characters are in the UUID?
Da
I'm not sure what database you're using, but I don't think UUID fields
are treated as generic strings. You might try using CF_SQL_IDSTAMP or
CF_SQL_CHAR(36) for the CFSQLTYPE attribute.
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hem inline,
but I'd also recommend you put your code and the original PHP script
in as well. Or use Pastebin as Russ suggested.
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could run the Bitvise SSH client as a service,
which would presumably make it available for any other service to use.
http://www.bitvise.com/ssh-client-as-windows-service
CF doesn't natively support SSH tunnels to remote servers in order to
connect to datasources, but this can be d
hen
you don't have to.
My second recommendation would be to post specific errors, rather than
"every attempt ends in failure".
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> Jiminy Christmas, we live in a 64 bit world now, come-on Adobe!
We also live in a .NET world. I'm not sure how many Adobe customers
use COM any more. I would not recommend the use of COM from CF, based
on its history of poor performance as a COM client.
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in our
> database - to promote our product/services.
Have you tried contacting those universities for the information? They
could provide it in a more easily consumable format.
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to get off this list.
You could spend five minutes setting up a Gmail filter and not being a
dick. Your choice I guess.
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Oops- forgot that you had CFPARAMs for all the variables. You'd need to
remove those with the conditional.
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To: 'cf-talk@houseoffusion.com'
Subject: RE: form-pos
the query to only fire if the form has been
submitted:
INSERT INTO DONOR
(first,last,flag,supe,phone) VALUES
('#form.first#','#form.last#','#form.flag#','#form.supe#','#form.phone#')
Additionally, you need to do some data scrubbing be
FFORM
tags that used Java in earlier versions of CF, but it's unlikely
you're using those in your applications.
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r is set to,
that's how many threads are available. To process a page, CF assigns a
thread to it, and that thread can't do anything else (like service
other user requests) until it has finished with that page.
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, like read mail, you might need
to use CFEXCHANGE for MAPI access.
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nt.
>
> Anyone know the answer to this? Can it be controlled and/or limited? (CF 9)
All CF variables are stored in memory. You can limit the size of the
resultset by writing your SQL accordingly, but that's it really.
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> Thank you all. I am going through all of the sites on that box to see if any
> discernible damage has been done and have already
> started implementing some of the steps detailed in the Lockdown Guide Dave
> mentioned. What a way to start off the new year.
Unfortunately,
F 9 Lockdown Guide,
which I think is still on the Adobe site. Then, do the things it says
to do.
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> How are CFM pages skipping the windows authentication?
By default, CF URLs are passed by IIS to CF before IIS checks the filesystem.
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quot; group has read/execute right on
the folder.
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You are correct in assuming I've been using CF5. If I move to a newer
version will my MySQL DBs stop working?
Dave
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> If your using odbc them ypu must be on coldfusion 5 or older, as cf runs on
> java since cf6 and java uses jdbc.
CF includes a JDBC-ODBC bridge, called SequeLink, licensed from
DataDirect Technologies. I believe that CF 10 still includes this, and
know that CF 9 does.
Dave Watts, CT
Thanks to everyone for such a quick response. Now comes the hard part...
Making a choice.
I'm just a bit confused when Russ said ODBC datasources don't work with CF.
I've been using them for more than 10 years.
Thanks again.
Dave
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I'm trying to find a CF Hosting provider with 24/7 support and allows code
such as CFILE plus access to the CF Administrator so I can add ODBC sources
timely.
Any suggestions?
Dave Long
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> Anyone know where the parameter is located in a multi-server CF9 Enterprise
> configuration for the max memory that Jrun can use?
It's in jvm.config, in the java.args section: -Xmx
http://www.coldfusionmuse.com/index.cfm/2005/10/28/jvm.gc
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box.com and Dropbox do not offer this option.
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really seem to have
the best overall solution out there, as far as I can tell.
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> Dave, do you know if there's a good reason they'll all stuck in the same
> dir, as opposed to hierarchically? I suspect it's just an oversight / it
> not occurring to them on Adobe's part, but perhaps it needs to be this
> way? It's always bugged me.
I don
a separate issue, and of course
that can be disabled in production - but simply the seek time needed
to find the compiled class on disk in the first place.
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> Another question. Is it safe to delete those files? Coldfusion does not use
> any of those files, right?
CF does use them if they're there, but it is perfectly safe to delete them.
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+1 for Cameron's approach. I use that construct in lots of places
internally to create value objects with default values for keys that
weren't passed.
Dave Merrill
On Fri, Dec 7, 2012 at 9:42 AM, Cameron Childress wrote:
>
> On Wed, Dec 5, 2012 at 6:50 PM, Chris Velevitch
&g
actly sure whether it's on the caching page, but I think so. If you
do this, files will need to be recompiled when they're first run, but
this is often faster than trying to find the already-compiled files on
disk!
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ut you should still use
the site-wide error handler as a last level of defense against
anything that can go wrong.
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k SMTP mail that isn't being sent to
the domain(s) managed by the Exchange server, though - you may need
your Exchange administrator to allow it to relay mail from the IP
address of your CF server.
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+1 for visualsvn server if you'e hosting locally. Really straightforward.
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On Wed, Nov 7, 2012 at 2:24 PM, Matthew wrote:
>
> Out if interest, what OS do you develop on? If it's on windows OS have
> considered visualsvn server? http://www.visualsvn.com/server
che.poi.poifs.filesystem.POIFSFileSystem" ).Init(
LOCAL.FileInputStream );
(I've confirmed that I'm using the full path (as is indicated on his website)
I'm at a loss of how else to get this data out of the spreadsheet. Has someone
had success with this and, if so, what can
is way? I've done that
successfully. Maybe there's some Windows profile issue with CF Studio.
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I get is a blank page and CFStudio does not open.
That's not going to work unless (a) all components (CF, CFStudio,
browser, web server) are on the same machine, and (b) the service logs
on as SYSTEM and is allowed to interact with the desktop.
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st four bytes (and
you can probably do that in CF too, I've never tried), but not with
CFZIP specifically. But honestly, that just tells you that you have a
zip file, not that you have a usable zip file.
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nce/system.webserver/security/requestfiltering/requestlimits#001
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> Dave said you can't have one form with multiple destinations. That isn't
> technically true. The HTML5 spec supports a formaction attribute for the
> tag that allows multiple destinations for different fields in the
> same form. For the life of me I can't imagine u
to directories within your web root as a
general rule anyway until you can verify the safety of uploaded files.
So create a file uploader action page that uploads files to a safe
(non-web-accessible) location, verifies the safety of those files,
then moves the files where you want them to be.
Dave Wa
>> The same test file saved as a .htm is correctly blocked with 401 unauthorized
>
> Do you have "Check that file exists" enabled within IIS? If not, you
> may have to enable that to get IIS file permissions to work properly.
Aaand, I just realized that I was responding t
s - it
just sends the request, along with the presumptive file path, to CF.
This is how CF can execute URL patterns for files that don't actually
even exist - RDS, graphing, and CFIMAGE all rely on this behavior.
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st file saved as a .htm is correctly blocked with 401 unauthorized
Do you have "Check that file exists" enabled within IIS? If not, you
may have to enable that to get IIS file permissions to work properly.
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gn under load conditions. Is
> there a better way to fetch off site content?
Yes, you should ideally do it either before (via caching) or after
(via asynchronous processing) the user wants this content, instead of
exactly when the user wants it.
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hem, for the data source in question.
This should be scriptable without too much effort.
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> Is jrun's version specific to the version of CF running on the server.
Not necessarily, but usually, yes. Recent versions of CF all have JRun
4, with different patch levels.
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he latest and greatest.
That was a long time ago!
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ill have no
effect on users being orphaned from their Client data, as you're not
storing that in memory, but rather in the database. Users will have
access to the Client data as long as their cookies are intact.
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g data
directly from the browser and using it to do something. Now, that
specific attack wouldn't be very helpful to an attacker in most cases,
but it shows you what I mean, I guess.
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database logins used by your web applications
- limiting the rights of service users generally
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legitimate access to the server, for a wide variety of reasons.
Having a robots.txt file would not have any effect on this.
I'm not sure what Chrome has to do with this. Perhaps I'm
misunderstanding what you're getting at.
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e going to output HTML. You can use
CFDOCUMENTSECTION and CFDOCUMENTITEM to divide the dockets, handle
page breaks, etc.
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s, you don't need to worry about XSS vulnerabilities, I
guess.
The problem with SCRIPTPROTECT is that it's fairly easy to bypass. I
recommend you read this:
http://www.12robots.com/index.cfm/2010/3/1/A-warning-about-ColdFusions-scriptProtect
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>
> Anyone see what I'm doing wrong here?
The FILE attribute of CFCONTENT requires a path to a file. If you want
to serve content from a variable, don't use the FILE attribute:
#toBase64(your binary content)#
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you against.
All that said, SCRIPTPROTECT only provides limited protection against
those vulnerabilities.
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ng to do from the JRun console exactly? Many tasks
can be done without going in there.
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parate
JVMs that are used by bundled applications.
> Also, should I turn off the ColdFusion service before I place these files?
I think you'll need to restart CF afterwards, yes.
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> I have found it effective to block troublesome emails for some length of
> time, usually 6 months does it.
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7;d recommend this - is have two transactions run essentially
in parallel, have a wait/sleep loop in the first, and when the second
one completes you could have it set a flag that can be read by the
first one and then it could either commit or rollback.
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o render the results using XSLT from the appliance - it's
generally easier to fetch raw XML from the appliance (by omitting the
proxystylesheet URL parameter) and format it from CF.
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estly, you probably won't even need to do that - you know the path
of the editing process, so you know when a user goes to the first step
of the process they're starting a new edit.
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tches the stored value. But if you
simply use CFLOCK, you probably don't need to bother with this.
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s you to the Adobe ColdFusion 10 product page.
Here's the new, improved link:
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a guide for configuring the service user
account.
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settings in IIS for the
> alias to work properly?
I'm not sure what you did exactly, but you can't create an alias
(virtual web server) and have it inherit other aliases (virtual
directories). Each virtual server has to have its own virtual
directories created specifically for it
7 native
connectors. Everything will presumably still work, but since IIS 7 has
a new architecture, you're better off moving to that at some point.
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sing the Web Server Configuration Tool
- uninstall IIS 6 compatibility mode using Add/Remove Windows Features
- install CF 9.0.1
- reinstall the web connectors using the Web Server Configuration Tool
You do NOT have to uninstall CF itself.
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run on a Linux box.
Have you considered simply using cron and wget or cURL instead of CFSCHEDULE?
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er-write a unique client file with default values).
I think the most common approach for this sort of thing with
Application.cfc is to use inheritance. You can have a base
Application.cfc, then use the EXTENDS attribute to create a new
Application.cfc with customized settings, overridden event hand
ariables, and you can just refer to them in JSP like you would any
other session variables.
If they're not both deployed in the same container, you'd need to
write something in CF to expose the variable values, and something in
JSP to fetch the CF page via HTTP.
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