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Jeff Hilliard
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May 20, 2014
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Upgrading from CF 7 to CF10 - Unable to run templates in sub directories

  • May 20, 2014
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We are upgrading a server from CF7 to CF10 and have run into an issue with the server throwing a 500 error when executing a CF file in a sub directory. For example, we have a login page which uses Application.cfm. We successfully get through the login process but when we transfer the user to a .cfm file in the sub directory of the main directory, the 500 error occurs. If we transfer the user to an index.html page in the same sub directory, it executes just fine. So this appears to be some type of issue with executing a CFM page only, but the issue is occurring only in a sub directory. Server is Windows 2008 server running CF 10 with the latest Hotfix. Any ideas would be appreciated.

Thanks, Jeff Hilliard

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Correct answer Anit_Kumar

Hi Jeff,

It seems to be an issue specific to CFM pages. ColdFusion and IIS both should have same bitness. If CF is installed in 64-bit mode, then change the App pool (Enable 32 bit applications” set to false) under Advanced Settings. Remove the connector and recreate it.

Once done, launch command prompt as administrator and try iisreset command. Now you can test your site/CF Admin.

Regards,

Anit Kumar

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Anit_KumarCorrect answer
Inspiring
May 20, 2014

Hi Jeff,

It seems to be an issue specific to CFM pages. ColdFusion and IIS both should have same bitness. If CF is installed in 64-bit mode, then change the App pool (Enable 32 bit applications” set to false) under Advanced Settings. Remove the connector and recreate it.

Once done, launch command prompt as administrator and try iisreset command. Now you can test your site/CF Admin.

Regards,

Anit Kumar

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