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justa

3:18 am on Dec 6, 2001 (gmt 0)

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Hi all,

We have a new server being built in the next week and I only have a few more things to get working before then.

I have Apache 1.3.22 working like a charm on a desktop NT machine. I have included a mod_ntlm module which allows only people within the same domain into the root directory, which is great for an intranet.

Now I have to get ColdFusion 5 running on the server as well.

I tried this all on a 98 machine, but whats the point if it's going to a NT os server as I have already encountered a few differences.

When I installed CF5 onto the 98 there was a file called ApacheModuleColdFusion.dll which I linked to in the LoadModule, but when I install it on NT nothing like that appears.

I've tried copying accross the file but it won't work.

Does anyone know or have been able to configure CF5 with Apache 1.3.22

TIA

Justa

littleman

3:38 am on Dec 6, 2001 (gmt 0)



Cold Fusion with Apache on NT, that's going to push our knowledge base. Did you poke around the allaire site?

justa

4:39 am on Dec 6, 2001 (gmt 0)

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I did have a look on the allaire site, but they only provide the module for CF4.5, and have nothing to suggest there should be a problem with CF5.

I'm sure someone here will have done this before.....anyone?

seriesint

4:49 am on Dec 6, 2001 (gmt 0)



hi,
I did a quick look at the forums there and come up with this ....

[forums.allaire.com...]

it lists your problem and the poster fixed it using the AddModule line but doesn't say where he got the file.

here's another thread of interest to the topic

[forums.allaire.com...]

but still no mention of needing /accquiring that file, I would post there and see what the macromedia/allaire guys tell you. It appears getting the file is just the first part of the battle.

Or search the forum and provide the details of the config. As in is it 2k/xp/NT WKS SVR? Stuff like that would help in the search.
HTH
later

justa

5:48 am on Dec 6, 2001 (gmt 0)

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Thanks seriesint,

The problem was how I was calling the module. Where as you call the rest of the modules and add them by there name, this was different.

ApacheModuleColdFusion.dll is called

LoadModule ColdFusion_Module modules/ApacheModuleColdFusion.dll

AddModule mod_coldfusion.c

Probably makes sense to some but I thought you'd call the file name if you wanted it, must just be me.

Thanks again for those links, finally put me straight.