Coldfusion in distributed mode with multiple subnets on host

I am running coldfusion 9 in distributed mode(web server and CF on different servers). I have three web servers and three coldfusion servers running in a clustered environment. The problem is that I can never get the cluster setup or the web servers to see the cluster unless I disable the

Re: Coldfusion in distributed mode with multiple subnets on host

Brad- I've run into problems similar to this before. A few things... JRun (under the covers in CF9) uses the JINI service to autodiscover it's cluster peers. Essentiually you're going to want to try to find a way to bind the JINI service to a particular subnet. First, you can specify a Unicast

Re: Coldfusion in distributed mode with multiple subnets on host

on your network interfaces page you can change the order in which the interfaces are used, which may solve your issue. open network and sharing centre press ALT choose advanced - advanced settings move the connection to the top that you wish to take precedence Also how are you referencing the

RE: Coldfusion in distributed mode with multiple subnets on host

This was my suggestion too - although I sometimes add static routes to the route table as well to dictate where traffic goes. It sounds like you are multi-homing which might NOT be strictly necessary. Consider teaming so you don't have to fiddle with precedence order etc. -mark -Original

Re: Coldfusion in distributed mode with multiple subnets on host

Brad- Russ and Mark's suggestions are actually probably easier than mine, but if they don't work out, read up on the JRun stuff. -Cameron On Mon, Aug 5, 2013 at 9:55 AM, Mark A Kruger mkru...@cfwebtools.comwrote: This was my suggestion too - although I sometimes add static routes to the

Re: Coldfusion in distributed mode with multiple subnets on host

Russ and Mark's suggestions are actually probably easier than mine, but if they don't work out, read up on the JRun stuff. Cameron is right that you need to read the JRun docs if you want to use distributed mode. I'll suggest instead that you should drop distributed mode and set up a reverse

CF 9 does not connect IIS 7 smtp server on windows 7

I have been brain storming and spending so many hours to figure out how to use IIS 7 smtp mail server with CF9 on development environment. CF8 and windows XP with IIS 6 was perfectly working. I tried telnet to localhost port 25 and it is not connecting either. Disabled the windows firewall

Re: CF 9 does not connect IIS 7 smtp server on windows 7

I have been brain storming and spending so many hours to figure out how to use IIS 7 smtp mail server with CF9 on development environment. CF8 and windows XP with IIS 6 was perfectly working. I tried telnet to localhost port 25 and it is not connecting either. Disabled the windows firewall

Re: CF 9 does not connect IIS 7 smtp server on windows 7

Is smtp actually enabled? I don't believe it is by default with IIS 7. Cmdnetstat -an And look for your ip listening on port 25. Check by going through the control panel, programs and features, then turn windows features on and off. Believe smtp is under the iis 6 section. Alternately you

Re: CF 9 does not connect IIS 7 smtp server on windows 7

it will be listed under services if it is running and also you must install the IIS6 compatibility tools in order to manage it. I would suggest you don't bother and install HMAILSERVER instead which is free and better. On Mon, Aug 5, 2013 at 5:47 PM, Byron Mann byronos...@gmail.com wrote: Is

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JSON Encoding bug (again...)

I have had to do so many hacks to get serializeJSON() to play nice. I add a ~ to all yes/no strings so I don't get back true/false values, I have a series of regular expressions that quote values in the resulting JSON that don't get quoted and break on the client side. And now I have this issue:

Re: JSON Encoding bug (again...)

Not that it helps, but the same happens in CF10 as well. On Mon, Aug 5, 2013 at 6:46 PM, Brook Davies cft...@logiforms.com wrote: I have had to do so many hacks to get serializeJSON() to play nice. I add a ~ to all yes/no strings so I don't get back true/false values, I have a series of

Re: JSON Encoding bug (again...)

I have had to do so many hacks to get serializeJSON() to play nice. I add a ~ to all yes/no strings so I don't get back true/false values, I have a series of regular expressions that quote values in the resulting JSON that don't get quoted and break on the client side. And now I have this

Re: Coldfusion in distributed mode with multiple subnets on host

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