Tomorrow, Tuesday around 6pm Central I plan to open up the CF Community
Collaboration Chat room again for another session. This is an informal
discussion of tools and techniques for improving collaboration within
the ColdFusion community and encouraging integration between various
open-source
Hi John,
I dont know how it was working before but the behaviour now seems to be right.
1)Since C:\inetpub\wwwroot\mysite_com\website is your webroot you need to use
controller.MyFuse not website.controller.MyFuse.
We actually check in the mappings before checking in webroot thats why when you
I dont know how it was working before but the behaviour now seems to be
right.
Second part of that statement seems good and right and I concur with it.
First part is a bit scary. Seems likely that other people will have similar
problems...
On Mon, Dec 7, 2009 at 4:56 AM, asha kasala
Hi all,
what may be causing the following error and what - if anything - could I do to
prevent it? This is on a Windows server with CF8.
ColdFusion could not delete the file C:\Inetpub\...\folder\file.ppt for an
unknown reason.
This happens when I run
cfdirectory action=delete
If you just want to silently ignore, wrap with CFTRY..CFCATCH and
nothing in the CFCATCH. Typically windows has this problem if another
process has the file open for some reason (or just hasn't cleaned up
it's handles).
cheers,
barneyb
On Mon, Dec 7, 2009 at 7:37 AM, Stefan Richter
Thanks Barney,
I'm already catching it. I was wondering if there's a way to force delete it
somehow - any process that is still hanging onto it would likely be CF or the
webserver. On the other hand, how can I find out what's holding onto it? I know
how to do this on OSX...
Cheers
Stefan
CFmail has stopped working. I have an application that send mail through CF
that has been working reliably for years. The problem is that CF does not
recognize that the mail has been sent and moves the message to the
undeliverable folder. I have a program that scans the undeliverable folder
procexp (Process Explorer) from sysinternals
(http://www.sysinternals.com/ or
http://live.sysinternals.com/procexp.exe) will let you browse open
handles on files and see what process(es) have them open. I don't
know how to do it programatically (like from CF), but you might find a
command-line
We make use of ColdFusion.Ajax.submitForm to do the login for our site. If the
user/password provided is not found I do a cfthrow with a custom error message
that gets picked up by the errorHandler and updates the screen with the message
User not found. This worked fine till we upgraded the
excellent, thanks
On 7 Dec 2009, at 16:07, Barney Boisvert wrote:
procexp (Process Explorer) from sysinternals
(http://www.sysinternals.com/ or
http://live.sysinternals.com/procexp.exe) will let you browse open
handles on files and see what process(es) have them open. I don't
know
From a CF template, I'm performing an insert into an Oracle (10g) VARCHAR2
column. The characters I'm trying to insert contain #8212. After retrieving
the column and displaying it in the browser, #8212 is replaced with an odd
character. #8212 is not even in the DB! This leads me to believe
On our intranet I have a coldfusion script that captures a user's
network/loginid
cfset user = listLast(cgi.REMOTE_USER,\)
This variable is then run against a user table with the following
'where' clause
WHERE uPPER(NETWORK_ID) = '#ucASE(user)#'
This then captures user info such as
Loginid
I know this has been touched on many times before, but how do I recover the
admin password in CF MX?
Thx.
RO
HWW
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How would you restrict the query so it only runs once on each page per
day for each user, instead of running every time the page is loaded?
Set a cookie that expires after 24 hours. If the cookie doesn't exist, run
the query.
And where would this query be better placed, as I don't really
Am I properly restating this...
You want to track what pages each user hits in a day.
How many pages are we talking about? Couple dozen? Couple hundred? Couple
thousand?
-Original Message-
From: Ian Vaughan [mailto:i.vaug...@neath-porttalbot.gov.uk]
Sent: Monday, December 07, 2009
I'd suggest a search of the HoF mailing list. Probably the quickest way to
start.
-Original Message-
From: Orlini, Robert [mailto:rorl...@hwwilson.com]
Sent: Monday, December 07, 2009 11:12 AM
To: cf-talk
Subject: admin
I know this has been touched on many times before, but how do I
done... thanks
-Original Message-
From: Andy Matthews [mailto:li...@commadelimited.com]
Sent: Monday, December 07, 2009 12:36 PM
To: cf-talk
Subject: RE: admin
I'd suggest a search of the HoF mailing list. Probably the quickest way to
start.
-Original Message-
From: Orlini,
Or a google search :)
http://www.google.com/search?q=coldfusion+recover+admin+password
On Mon, Dec 7, 2009 at 9:35 AM, Andy Matthews li...@commadelimited.comwrote:
I'd suggest a search of the HoF mailing list. Probably the quickest way to
start.
-Original Message-
From: Orlini,
Log minimal data to a database table and process the results when the
server is less busy. Possibly skip the processing until the report
needs to be generated. All you need to store is the page identifier,
the user identifier, and the timestamp. You can screen out duplicate
page hits in the
Include it in the onSessionStart method of Application.cfc and it will run
only once per login.
If you really only want it once per day (if, for example, users sometimes
logout/in several times per day), then you could add a date test to the log
INSERT query:
cfquery ...
IF NOT EXISTS (
Oracle is recognizing that as a variable because of the ampersand. You can
replace the ampersand with the appropriate ascii escape sequence in your
procedure.
From: Robert Nurse [mailto:rnu...@gmail.com]
Sent: Mon 12/7/2009 11:54 AM
To: cf-talk
Subject:
I'v now come across a code problem that I simply cannot understand what is
happending here.
The code is part of a cfc module that is behind a web-service.
This is not inside a loop - just a normal cfc with a function that enter,
process and returns data...
The problem here is the
Oh! Sorry, I'm testing on IE 7. Sry if this was ot-- I was thinking I would
probably need to implement a cfheader somehow to
get the browser to cache images, i was just stuck on how to change the http
header for the images that are loades... so not really
an issue with CF, just one I
How would you restrict the query so it only runs once on each page per
day for each user, instead of running every time the page is loaded?
Set a cookie that expires after 24 hours. If the cookie doesn't exist, run
the query.
That probably wouldn't be a good idea, as you'd be setting a
Hi Steve,
Internal Server Error usually manifests itself in IIS as an HTTP 500 -
you can check the IIS logs to see if that's what you're getting. If that's the
case, you will usually find some clue to the root cause by investigating the
system and application event logs - depending on
Matt,
Thanks for responding. My issue isn't so much that the internal server error
is being raised in fact Im the one that is raising it by using CFTHROW. My
issue is that IIS7 intercepts my error message and replaces it with its own
where IIS6 did not. For the life of me I cannot determine
Last_insert_id does just that, gets the last inserted id.
No matter who entered it.
This means that under intense traffic, that select may not return the id
associated with that transactions action.
You should find the mysql equivalent to ScopeIdentity()
Or if you are using a newer version of
I was under the impression that Last_Insert_ID() in MySQL was the equilavent of
Scope_Identity() in MSSQL.please correct me if I'm wrong.
Andrew.
Last_insert_id does just that, gets the last inserted id.
No matter who entered it.
This means that under intense traffic, that select may
I was under the impression that Last_Insert_ID() in MySQL was the equilavent
of Scope_Identity() in MSSQL.please correct me
if I'm wrong.
You're wrong, I think. From the MySQL docs:
For LAST_INSERT_ID(), the most recently generated ID is maintained in
the server on a per-connection
maybe not (wrong)...
The ID that was generated is maintained in the server on a per-connection
basis. This means that the value returned by the function to a given client is
the first AUTO_INCREMENT value generated for most recent statement affecting an
AUTO_INCREMENT column by that client.
I just checked the site out using YSlow and it scored pretty well. However,
it very quickly pointed out the problems:
* Add expires headers (this is why your images are not being cached)
* Compress components using GZip
* Configure Entity Tags (ETags)
Check your IIS settings for expires headers
Andrew,
I can't help thinking the code you haven't shown is important. Are you
creating a CF thread? And are any of your variables in shared scopes?
Transactions and threads don't necessarily work the way you might expect.
There are lots of possibilites for cross-talk between threads,
Andrew G,
But...:)
A single request won't necessarily keep the same connection, especially
under load. So unless you use a transaction, it's entirely possible for the
insert query to run on one connection, and the select last_insert_id() to
run on another connection. See
Oh my god, I'm an ass. Just read your post properly - apologies for my
previous post.
Having a host that doesn't have IIS setup for these basic things and that
won't change them when you point them out is definitely the main problem,
change if you can (ideally to a VPS). If you/the client really
thanks Jaime, I'll make sure that I use cftransaction.
Andrew.
Andrew G,
But...:)
A single request won't necessarily keep the same connection, especially
under load. So unless you use a transaction, it's entirely possible for the
insert query to run on one connection, and the select
A single request won't necessarily keep the same connection, especially
under load. So unless you use a transaction, it's entirely possible for the
insert query to run on one connection, and the select last_insert_id() to
run on another connection. See http://lagod.id.au/blog/?p=41
If you
The ID that was generated is maintained in the server on a per-connection
basis. This means that the value returned by the
function to a given client is the first AUTO_INCREMENT value generated for
most recent statement affecting an
AUTO_INCREMENT column by that client. This value cannot
Hi Steve,
I haven't done any CF server configuration in years, but I don't think that
IIS is catching the throw that you're performing. A CFTHROW ought to be caught
by the CF ISAPI or whatever is driving it these days, and CF should show a CF
error message which IIS will send back to the
I haven't done any CF server configuration in years, but I don't think
that IIS is catching the throw that you're performing. A
CFTHROW ought to be caught by the CF ISAPI or whatever is driving it these
days, and CF should show a CF error message
which IIS will send back to the client
That begs the question - is this an IIS 500 or a CF 500? I imagine they look a
lot different.
I haven't done any CF server configuration in years, but I don't
think that IIS is catching the throw that you're performing. A
CFTHROW ought to be caught by the CF ISAPI or whatever is
That begs the question - is this an IIS 500 or a CF 500? I imagine they look
a lot different.
I think that it's the job of the application server to provide error
information, generally, so 500 errors will depend on the specific
application server. If you just have static content, you don't
Tks for all the feedback so far.
The problem is that the ID is returned correctly in the first place(first
cflog), but when the variable is referenced later on in the code, it has
changed (second cflog)!
The total big picture is:
One CF server running a program that generates 10 threads.
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