| Title: |
CFLOGIN (Was: Stupid Newbie Tricks) |
| Date: |
01/08/03
5 Posts
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| Summary: |
Heads up! There are two issues with the CFMX roles-based security model. The SESSION timeout is different than the CFLOGIN timeout. Even if you synchronize, your login process still won't work as expected if you rely solely on the existence of CFLOGIN values. Also, users who log in under one role, log out, and then log in under another role will still be logged in under the first role. |
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| Title: |
CFMX on OSX -- Fully Compatible? Why Not production? |
| Date: |
01/08/03
20 Posts
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| Summary: |
MX on OSX is not available for use on a production server yet because Macromedia was responding to a demand for a developers edition. If there is enough demand for MX on OSX in a production environment, it's entirely possible that it may be offered in the future.
Note: Verity is not available for MX on OSX. |
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| Title: |
Stopping an Endless Loop |
| Date: |
01/08/03
10 Posts
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| Summary: |
How do you end an infinite loop that's sending CFMAIL? Stop ColdFusion service to end the loop process, delete the files in cfusion/mail/spool to end the mail process, then restart ColdFusion service. |
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| Title: |
Stupid Newbie Tricks |
| Date: |
01/08/03
14 Posts
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| Summary: |
CF experts offer tips for refining the login conditional logic and redirection technique used in an Application.cfm file. "First-attempt" code using the CFMX roles-based security model is included. |
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Login Prob
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