I have success just having an index.cfm in the root directory of a
shared host that works a cfswitch statement against the cgi.server_name
(and some other stuff when necessary). I don't think this helps with
your aliasing, but CF mapping can probably handle that, and this does
manage
If you want to stay with Linux, and need complete control over your
server, then check out Linode (http://www.linode.com/). You can get a
Linux VPS starting at $20 per month.
Thanks,
Eric Cobb
http://www.cfgears.com
ColdFusion - the most profitable dead language I've ever worked with.
Talked a bit with Vivotech and it looks like a tremendous value for the money.
I'll be taking advantage of their 7 day trial to make sure I understood their
responses correctly but it should be ok.
The problem with the index.cfm wrapper is that things like deep linking quickly
get
I am currently tasked with moving a set of ColdFusion 8 sites with different
domains to a new host. The original developer hosted the website out of his
house. Because he had full control over the Linux box there are several
symbolic links created - the file system knows that calls to what
I'd get a VPS at Viviotech. You'll be way under the hundreds a month you're
concerned about but you'll have the flexibility to run things the way you
want. You can even re-create the symlinks if you want.
mxAjax / CFAjax docs and other useful articles:
http://www.bifrost.com.au/blog/
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