Windows should be fine, you install CF to a locked down website in
IIS. This is then the only website that has the Admin, other websites
added still use CF but there is no CFIDE/
However we have an issue on Linux and Apache, where we have done this
already, but if you were to access
However we have an issue on Linux and Apache, where we have
done this already, but if you were to access
/CFIDE/administrator/index.cfm the page still loads (without
the images and CSS) does anyone know how to turn this 'feature' off?
You have to explicitly disallow this URL in your web
Excellent point, Dave, thanks. On 4. Block external access to the built-in
web server., does any of cf8 resources/functions/tags depend on it? If not I
would simply disable it.
The CF Administrator is just a web application. You can control or prevent
access to web applications through
For cf8 on Windows platform, I wish it has an option of disabling remote admin
access, that is, an option to make
http://www.myDomain.com/cfide/administrator/index.cfm unavailable.
I also wish, the cfadmin directory path is relative, hence, if one renames the
'administrator' directory to
For cf8 on Windows platform, I wish it has an option of
disabling remote admin access, that is, an option to make
http://www.myDomain.com/cfide/administrator/index.cfm unavailable.
I also wish, the cfadmin directory path is relative, hence,
if one renames the 'administrator' directory to
you were to access /CFIDE/administrator/index.cfm the
page still loads (without the images and CSS)
Note: Usually this happens due to your ColdFusion mappings in ColdFusion
administrator, not your web server mappings. That is why any .cfm page
loads, but images, JavaScript and CSS files do
Excellent point, Dave, thanks. On 4. Block external access
to the built-in web server., does any of cf8
resources/functions/tags depend on it? If not I would simply
disable it.
If you're using the built-in web server to run the CF Administrator, you
probably wouldn't want to disable it.
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