[ale] cold fusion and linux

[dean777 at bellsouth.net (dean777)]

For 
some reason I cannot connect to a Server using Terminal Services, the machine 
I'm trying to connect from is behind an IPCHAINS firewall. Is there a rule I 
have to set?

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  size=2>-----Original Message-----From: Douglas Knudsen 
  [mailto:doug at cubicleman.com]Sent: Thursday, October 04, 2001 8:28 
  PMTo: dean777Subject: RE: [ale] cold fusion and 
  linux
  IIRC 
  = If I Recall Correctly, in internet speak.??
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    size=2>-----Original Message-----From: dean777 
    [mailto:dean777 at bellsouth.net]Sent: Thursday, October 04, 2001 
    5:19 PMTo: Douglas KnudsenSubject: RE: [ale] cold 
    fusion and linux
    <FONT face=Arial color=#0000ff 
    size=2>What is IIRC?
    
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      size=2>-----Original Message-----From: Douglas Knudsen 
      [mailto:doug at cubicleman.com]Sent: Thursday, October 04, 2001 
      5:20 PMTo: Armsby John-G16665; ale at ale.orgSubject: 
      RE: [ale] cold fusion and linux
      
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      size=2>Check out <A 
      href="http://www.sys-con.com/cfdj";>http://www.sys-con.com/cfdj??
      <FONT face=Arial color=#0000ff 
      size=2>They run some list serv styled email lists with some fairly 
      knowledgable people.?? A few are authors of books on CF.?? 
      
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      <FONT 
      color=#0000ff>I have not run CF on Linux yet, but run it with 
      NT and that stinking IIS4.????<SPAN 
      class=401551121-04102001>(Running 
      Linux would be to bloody obvious of a thing to do as well as way to cheap! 
      :}) Are you using M$ Access DBs??? They??<SPAN 
      class=401551121-04102001>can cause performance/reliability 
      issues??problems.????It is the 
      damn ODBC driver from M$ as well as the fact that Access is really a faux 
      database.?? I hook to Oracl<SPAN 
      class=401551121-04102001>e and M$ Access.????<SPAN 
      class=401551121-04102001>On a test machine at home I hook to mySQL easily 
      enough.?? With the proper settings, it can be very 
      reliable.????Aside from the 
      stinking worm/virus problems, I rarely need to bring my production box 
      down.
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      <FONT 
      color=#0000ff>What kind of performance problems are you 
      running into??? CPU Maxing out??? 
      Are you using CFMAIL??? There is an issue with a 0 byte file in the 
      spool directory causing the CPU to max out.?? IIRC, just remove it to 
      fix this.?? Running RDS?
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      ---Douglas KnudsenAlltel Information 
      Services?? <-- Hey! These views are MINE!678-351-6063Got 
      Linux??? <A target=_blank 
      href="http://www.linuxmall.com/";>http://www.linuxmall.com"Nuclear 
      war would really set back 
      cable."?????????????????????????????? 
      -- Ted Turner??????????"Guns don't kill 
      people, physics 
      does!"?????????????????????????????? 
      -- John Lithgow?????????????????? 
      Star of 3rd Rock from the Sun 
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        size=2>-----Original Message-----From: Armsby John-G16665 
        [mailto:John.Armsby at motorola.com]Sent: Thursday, October 04, 
        2001 11:20 AMTo: 'ale at ale.org'Subject: [ale] cold 
        fusion and linux
        We are having performance and reliability 
        problems with cold fusion and IIS.?? Anyone have any experience with 
        cold fusion and linux??? Specifically:?? what 
        version/distributions are you running??? Any reliability 
        issues??? What databases are you talking to??? etc.
        Thank, 
        John