Symbolic Links do not work for Application.cfm in CF10

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May 26, 2013
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I have a Web, that use a symbolic link for centralized code.

The Application.cfm, stored in the original web-root, will not read from code

in the linked directory.

Thank you for your assistance.

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Adam Cameron.

Inspiring

You're gonna need to provide a bit more detail here:

* OS

* how you created the link

* how you're calling in the code

* what the error message is

* have you verified the user CF is using has permissions to the files concerned

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Adam

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PretorianAuthor

Participating Frequently

Hi Adam,

thank you for your answer.

The web servers works under SuSE Linux 12.3, the link was first copied via a tar-archive

from the old server and then created new with "ln -s ../orgdirectory newdirectory".

It seems, that the Session-ID, defined in Application.cfm is not recocnized by cfm-templates

in newdirectory, which probably is stored in "orgdirectory".

There are several Error messages, that session-variables (SESSION.LANG for example) are

not defined. All these variables were defined in Application.cfm.

The Application.cfm is owned by the same user as the other cfm-Templates.

This code is identical functional at another server, working with CFMX7.

I had installed all patches, that offered by Adobe.

I'm frustrated.

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PretorianAuthor

Participating Frequently

I made an additional test.

A <cfabort> in Application.cfm will cause a Termination, if I call a cfm-Template in the server-root, but not, if I call a cfm-Template in the linked directory (newdirectory as described above)

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