CF8 Standard on Linux 64bit?

Hi all,
I tried to install CF8 64bit on a 64bit Linux machine and it automatically got reverted to a developer version as our license key is for a standard version and not for an enterprise version, ok so far so good. I went back and installed the 32bit version on the machine and entered the code, seems to work fine BUT: I have CF running behind an Apache web server and I configured the Apache connector to be able to access the CF Admin via a regular URL, eg. http://dev.company.com/CFIDE/administrator instead using the port (eg. http://dev.company.com:8500/CFIDE/administrator) on which CF is running. CF told me, that it won't work with an Apache 64bit. I must say I'm little bit confused. Some questions on that:
- Is it correct, I need an enterprise license to run CF8 64bit?
- Can I install and run my standard license somehow on the 64bit machine?
- Does CF9 help me in this case by being 64bit capable in the standard edition?
- Or at least can I install CF9 in a 64bit environment?
Thank you very much for any advice, cheers
Peter

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