Is onRequestEnd.cfm mandatory ?

Is onRequestEnd.cfm mandatory if Application.cfm is defined?

Nope... it is optional. However, you should be using Application.cfc
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OnRequestEnd.cfm problem

I created a page in the test directory which is under the
wwwroot directory. When I rename the file to something else in
order to avoid being found by CF, then I get an error "File not
found: C:\ColdFusion8\wwwroot\test\OnRequestEnd.cfm".
This behaviour is seen only on some pages not all and I am
not able to see any pattern among the pages where this problem is
seen. When I restart the server, the problem is solved and all
pages are rendered properly. As soon as i create the file, issue a
request and then rename the file to something else, the problem
resurfaces.
Can anyone throw more light on this?

I had that problem, too. It is easy to reproduce.
Put Application.cfm, OnRequestEnd.cfm and a number of CFM
pages, say, p1.cfm, p2.cfm and p3.cfm in a directory. Run the pages
p1.cfm and p2.cfm. Rename the file OnRequestEnd.cfm to
OnRequestEnd2.cfm.
If you now rerun p1.cfm and p2.cfm, you will get the File Not
Found error. However, p3.cfm will run without error. It is clear
what is happening. The pages that you ran earlier when
OnRequestEnd.cfm was present are the ones that give an error when
OnRequestEnd.cfm is absent.
OnRequestEnd.cfm is just an included page. You can therefore
reproduce the problem with any included page, if you follow the
same steps.
I think it happens because Coldfusion caches the pages it has
run, together with any includes like OnRequestEnd.cfm that the
pages may contain. When a page is subsequently requested,
Coldfusion will, for efficiency, simply recycle the cached copy of
the page when it detects that there has been no change to its
content. Hence the continued File Not Found error.
So, in your case, one obvious way to avoid the error is to
perform some dummy action to the page, like adding a space, and
re-saving the file. A second way out is to clear the template cache
in the Coldfusion Administrator. (Both methods assume that you have
unchecked the
Trusted cache setting in the Administrator).

Trying to understand an application.cfm attack

I have a site that I've been running without issue, for years now - I sniff and block for cross site scripting, sql injection, executable file uploads, and employ honeypot fields on forms...
This past week I wanted to watch some slow page loads for performance, noting their time to execute. I chose to use an application.cfm and an onrequestend.cfm to set a timestamp and to place it on the end of my pages. Prior to this, I have not utilzed an application.cfm. I'm pragmattic and look upon the application.cfm as a catch-all to do things that I should be planning better for in my application.
I soon found myself the recipient of a cross site scripting attack. I realised easily that I opened myself wide to this because the application.cfm runs _before_ everything, including my sniffer code. Derrrr!
I deleted the application.cfm and onrequestend.cfm and cleanded up my files having caught it same day and experiencing little damage. The attack was only inserting javascript into my index pages via the application.cfm . Rather ingenious and it was fun to find and consider. Payday loan spam.
I've been google'ing and reading on uploading vulnerabilities, but I can only find one instance where someone described their application.cfm file having been modified in similar fashion, the vector being a vulnerability in fckeditor - which I do not use. Nor do I use any other third party editor plugin.
An article I found mentions vulnerable files in legacy CFDOCS folder that allow access and uploads. I have a fresh install of CF9 so this did not exist. There was a cfx folder tree with some "example" code folders. I've zipped and deleted these.
I have changed ftp to use a non-standard port. Something that I used to do, but failed to re-instate when I moved to a different host. I have a ticket submitted to get help in blocking CFIDE path requests to the outside world (so that it will only be accessable locally via RDP).
If someone/something could modify the application.cfm file, why look for just it, unless it was just a lazy scripted attack looking for application.cfm files specifically. And while I did not have one before, why did someone not just upload their own?
How and why was my application.cfm changed, and why not the index.cfm files directly if they had some other avenue of access?
My question is this - can the application.cfm be tricked into modifying itself?
Thanks in advance!

Sorry about that - a misunderstanding. When you said you "deleted the application.cfm and onrequestend.cfm and cleanded up my files...", I took that to mean you only deleted the code. I assumed the files to still be on the file system. For, to run a ColdFusion application of any substance, you do need an Application file.
aotgnat wrote:
The attack was only inserting javascript into my index pages via the application.cfm .
Not necessarily via the application file. What the attacker may very likely have exploited is a ColdFusion Cross Site Scripting (XSS) vulnerability. This link shows you that a cfform, user-agent HTTP header, etc. may be used in an XSS attack. (See the XSS vulnerabilities relevant to CF9, which include CVE-2009-3467, CVE-2010-1293, CVE-2011-0583, CVE-2011-0733, CVE-2011-0734, CVE-2011-0735, CVE-2011-2463, CVE-2011-4368).

Protecting Application.cfm

What security measures can we take to protect the
Application.cfm file. We usually keep database login and password
info obviously and other password info. Is there really nothing
else to do except knowing that no one should access the actual
file? thanks!

quote:
Originally posted by:
Dan Bracuk
Why do you have database login information and other
passwords there?
Well, the login and password must be in the <cfquery>
tag on any given page that queries the db. We just put it in a
application variable instead of on every single database driven
page.
We do the same for <cfmail> you need to put the email
and the password in the tag so we use application variables instead
to make changes more efficient.
When you try accessing application.cfm from the browser you
get:
nvalid request of Application.cfm, Application.cfc or
OnRequestEnd.cfm file.
You have requested a page with the name application.cfm. This
file name is reserved by the ColdFusion engine for the
specification of application level settings and therefore cannot be
directly requested from a web client.

HOW TO KEEP TEXT AT BOTTOM OF PAGE USING JAVASCRIPT-ANSWERED

UPDATE 5/12/2006: MORE COMPATIBLE CODE:
Was using OnRequestEnd.cfm to load copyright info at bottom
of each page but page size varied and copyright info would appear
at different points on different pages. Didn't look good. Could not
use tables to align the text for output reasons. Coded a way using
CSS and JavaScript to keep text at bottom of each page. Be careful
with CFFORM, us have to set the attribute 'wMode=transparent' in
CFFORM so text is above form. Tested in IE and Netscape. Put at end
of individual templates or inside OnRequestEnd.cfm - Enjoy!
(css goes in your external css file or between local style
tags)
.copyright{background-color:#d8d8d8;color:Black;font-size:10px;font-family:Arial;width:10 0%;text-align:center;}
body {border-bottom-width:0px;}
(following goes at end of page or in OnRequestEnd.cfm)
<span id="x" class="copyright">
my copyright
</span>

<script>
if(document.body.scrollHeight <
document.body.clientHeight){
var s = 0;
document.getElementById('x').style.cssText='position:absolute;bottom:'+s+';';
else {
var s = document.body.scrollHeight;
document.getElementById('x').style.cssText='position:absolute;top:'+s+';';
</script>

To change it for a given text frame, the frame must be selected when you execute the menu command.
AlyMcF1 wrote:
…how can I apply this to the majority (400+) of my text frames at once?
To change the setting of existing frames throughout your document, use Edit > Find/Change.
Choose the Object tab.
Set the Search: field to Document.
Set the Type: field to Text Frames.
If there is a formatting attribute common to all the text frames you want to target and change, click the glass/frame icon next to the Find Object Format field to access the Find Object Format Options dialog and set that common attribute.
Click the glass/frame icon next to the Change Object Format field to access the Change Object Format Options dialog and set the Align: field to Justify under Basic Attributes > Text Frame General Options > Vertical Justification.
Step through the Find Next/Change sequence to selectively apply the change, or click the Change All button if you're certain you want all the found frames changed.

Using a single file as a template for th whole site

My Application.cfm file has the code that i am using as a
template for the rest of my site. On the template, the title
section looks like this. <cfif
IsDefined('pagetitle')><cfoutput><title>#pagetitle#</title></cfoutput><else><title>Welcom e</title>
and the title variable is set on the end page. lets just say
test.cfm but when i view test.cfm the title is always Welcome. How
can i fix this. and this also goes along with my content. On the
application.cfm pge i have empty divs. on the test.cfm page i have
the same divs only with all the page-relevant information in them,
but they never show up. I know that this is how you do it in php.
but how do you do it in ColdFusion

Theres a few things you could do here... none of which I
think is the perfect solution. It all depends on your preference as
well as the needs of your application.
-- Move your page title code to another file - call it
Header.cfm or something along those lines -- and include it in
every page after you set the pagetitle variable.
-- Use Javascript to add the page title to some div at the
top of the page when it loads. (not my favorite option here)
-- Check out the CF tag cfsavecontent. You could save the
generated HTML in test.cfm into a variable and output it later. Put
your pagetitle code in OnRequestEnd.cfm, which is called AFTER
every template is executed. Set your pagetitle variable in test.cfm
and save the HTML into a variable, then in OnRequestEnd.cfm output
the pagetitle followed by your generated content.

How to get the page call stack

Is there any way to get a list of files used in building a
single page? What I need is to be able to see what page called the
custom tag from within that custom tag. Using getBaseTemplatePath
doesn't work because it only shows the top level page, not the
actual file that called the custom tag. Take the following
structure for instance:
/webroot/mydir/myfile.cfm
/webroot/mydir/myincludes/includefile.cfm
/webroot/customtags/thecustomtag.cfm
If myfile.cfm cfincludes includedfile.cfm and then
includefile.cfm calls thecustomtag.cfm, thecustomtag.cfm thinks
myfile.cfm called it. Which is wrong, and a bit stupid.
I've tried the back door method:
<cfset objFactory = CreateObject( "java",
"coldfusion.server.ServiceFactory" ) />
<cfset objDebugging = objFactory.GetDebuggingService()
/>
<cfset qEvents = objDebugging.GetDebugger().GetData()
/>
<cfdump var="#qEvents#">
But found out later that this only works with debugging
turned on in CF admin AND no IP restrictions are set (unless the
IPs for the clients are listed there).
This should be a very simple task, one would think. Any
suggestions?

We CFInclude the following snippet into all project files
when this functionality is needed:
<CFScript>
// Init Template Management
myName = getFileFromPath(getCurrentTemplatePath());
if(NOT isDefined('TemplateManagement')){
TemplateManagement = structNew();
TemplateManagement.cnt = 0;
else{
TemplateManagement.cnt = TemplateManagement.cnt + 1;
if(NOT structKeyExists(TemplateManagement, myName)){
TemplateManagement[myName] = structNew();
// Versioning:
TemplateManagement[myName].App.Version.Major = 1;
TemplateManagement[myName].App.Version.Minor = 1;
// License:
TemplateManagement[myName].License.SerialNumber = '';
TemplateManagement[myName].License.Owner = '';
</CFScript>
...at the end of the http request, usually in
onRequestEnd.cfm, you can grab the 'TemplateManagement' struct and
take a look.

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I had a client that had hundreds of session variables
scattered in hundreds of CF pages. There was very little CFLOCKing,
and consequently the apps were quite unstable in a loaded
environment.
What I finally did was to copy the session scope variables to
ses.request scope variables of the same name, then did a global
replace of session. with ses.request. In OnRequestEnd.cfm, and
immediately before all CFLOCATIONs, I copied ths ses.request scope
back to session scope (locked, of course). There was no measurable
performance hit, and the apps were rock solid.
Perhaps you could copy your client variables to session
scope; then back again in OnRequestEnd.cfm

How do I save and restore Session?

Is it possible to have a user leave the site for a period of
time, say 2 or 3 days, and when they come back, restore their last
session and all the session variables? I have an idea of building a
database and writing them all to the db on each page load with the
last visited page, and then resetting from that on their next
visit, but is there an easier way through Cold Fusion that I'm not
aware of? Any assistance is apprecaited.

I had a client that had hundreds of session variables
scattered in hundreds of CF pages. There was very little CFLOCKing,
and consequently the apps were quite unstable in a loaded
environment.
What I finally did was to copy the session scope variables to
ses.request scope variables of the same name, then did a global
replace of session. with ses.request. In OnRequestEnd.cfm, and
immediately before all CFLOCATIONs, I copied ths ses.request scope
back to session scope (locked, of course). There was no measurable
performance hit, and the apps were rock solid.
Perhaps you could copy your client variables to session
scope; then back again in OnRequestEnd.cfm

Trouble using cfincludes with multi-folder structure

We are rebuilding our site using <cfinclude> to pull in
standard headers and footers for each page. The headers and footers
each have many links in them. How can we deal with the fact that
the pages calling the cfincludes are not all at the same level in
the folder structure? How can we create one include file for the
header and one include file for the footer that can each be used
throughout the site regardless of the level in which the calling
page is located? Thank you.
Cheers!
James

How can we create one include file for the header and one
include file for the footer that can each be used throughout the
site regardless of the level in which the calling page is
located?
Create the one header.cfm and the one footer.cfm. Include
them in Application.cfm/OnRequestEnd.cfm or in Application.cfc.

Get loggedin Session variables in Home Page

I got a members directory where u login.
1.How come they get killed when i refresh a page.
2.How do i get the loggedin session variable the home page.
so i know if current user is logged in.
The Application.cfc of the members is
<cfcomponent name="Application" displayname="Application
Component for the Login Security Tutorial" >
<cfset This.name = "NewLoveZoneAfrica">
<cfset This.applicationTimeout =
CreateTimeSpan(0,0,0,45)>
<cfset This.sessionManagement = "true">
<cfset This.sessionTimeout = CreateTimeSpan(0,0,0,30)>
<cfset This.clientManagement = "false">
<cfset This.loginstorage="session">
<cffunction name="onApplicationStart"
returntype="boolean" output="true">

application starting
<cfset Application.configured = 1>
<cfset Application.datetimeConfigured = TimeFormat(Now(),
"hh:mm tt") & " " & DateFormat(Now(), "mm.dd.yyyy")>
<cfset Application.currentSessions = 0>

<cfscript>
request.app = structNew();
Application.dsn = "LoveZoneAfrica";
Application.webRoot =
"#getPageContext().getRequest().getContextPath()#/NewLoveZoneAfrica/";
Application.machineRoot = "/NewLoveZoneAfrica/";
Application.cfcRoot = "NewLoveZoneAfrica.com";
Application.Domain = "NewLoveZoneAfrica.com";
factory=CreateObject("java","coldfusion.server.ServiceFactory");
sqlService = factory.getDataSourceService();
dsn = duplicate(sqlService.datasources[Application.dsn]);
if(dsn.driver eq "MSAccess" or dsn.driver eq "MSAccessJet"
or dsn.driver eq "ODBCSocket")
request.app.ucase = "ucase";
request.app.isAccess = true;
else
request.app.ucase = "ucase";
request.app.isAccess = false;
</cfscript>

<cfreturn true>
</cffunction>
<cffunction name="onRequestStart" returntype="boolean"
output="true" >
<cfargument name="requestname" required=true/>
<cfif isDefined("form.j_username") and
isDefined("form.j_password")>

<cfif form.j_username is "" or form.j_password is "">
<cfinclude
template="#Application.webRoot#Login/Security/Login.cfm">
<cfabort>
</cfif>

<cfscript>
// create the Security object
Security =
createObject("component","#Application.cfcRoot#.security");
// store authenticate method of security object as roles
variable.
LogQry=Security.authenticate(form.j_username,form.j_password);
</cfscript>
<cfif LogQry.recordcount> 
<cfloginuser name="#form.j_username#"
password="#form.j_password#" roles="#valuelist(LogQry.Role)#">

<cfscript>Update_LastLogin=Security.LastLogin(form.j_username);
</cfscript>
<cfset request.User.LoggedIn = "1">
<cfset request.User.Username = form.j_username>
<cfset request.User.LastLogin = LogQry.LastLogin_Date
>
<cfelse>

<cflock scope="SESSION" throwontimeout="Yes" timeout="7"
type="EXCLUSIVE">
<cfset clearStruct = StructDelete(request, "User")>
</cflock>

<cflock scope="SESSION" throwontimeout="Yes" timeout="7"
type="EXCLUSIVE">
<cfset clearStruct = StructDelete(SESSION, "User")>
</cflock>
</cfif>
<cfif NOT isDefined("request.User.LoggedIn")>
<cfset request.loginMessage ="Your Login Username or
Password is Invalid ">
<cfinclude
template="#Application.webRoot#Login/Security/Login.cfm">
<cfabort>
<cfelse>

<cflock scope="SESSION" throwontimeout="Yes"
timeout="107" type="EXCLUSIVE">
<cfset Session.User = Duplicate(request.User)>
</cflock>
<cflock name="lck_currentSessions" throwontimeout="Yes"
timeout="107" type="EXCLUSIVE">


<cfif NOT isDefined("Application.sessionData")>

<cfset Application.currentSessions =
Application.currentSessions + 1>
<cfset Application.sessionData = ArrayNew(1)>
<cfset Arraysize = 0>
<cfset Application.sessionData[Arraysize+1] =
form.j_username>
<CFELSE>

<cfset Arraysize = ArrayLen(Application.sessionData)>
<cfset Application.temp = ArrayNew(1)>
<cfif Arraysize>
<cfloop index = "LoopCount" from = "1" to =
"#Arraysize#">
<cfset #ArrayAppend(Application.temp,
Application.sessionData[LoopCount])#>
</cfloop>
<cfdump var="#Application.sessionData#" >
<cfset Isloggedin =
ListFind(ArrayToList(Application.temp), form.j_username)>
<cfif Isloggedin is 0>
<cfset Application.sessionData[Arraysize+1] =
form.j_username>

<cfset Application.currentSessions =
Application.currentSessions + 1>
</cfif>
<cfelse>

<cfset Application.currentSessions =
Application.currentSessions + 1>
<cfset Application.sessionData[Arraysize+1] =
form.j_username>
</cfif>
</cfif>
</cflock>
</cfif>
<cfelse>
<cfif not ListLast(CGI.SCRIPT_NAME, "/") EQ
"logout.cfm">

<cfif NOT isDefined("Session.User.LoggedIn") >
<cfinclude
template="#Application.webRoot#Login/Security/login.cfm">
<cfabort>
</cfif>
</cfif>
</cfif>

<cfif not ListLast(CGI.SCRIPT_NAME, "/") EQ
"logout.cfm">
<cflock scope="SESSION" throwontimeout="Yes" timeout="7"
type="READONLY">
<cfif NOT isDefined("Session.User.LoggedIn")>
<cfinclude
template="#Application.webRoot#Login/Security/login.cfm">
<cfabort>
</cfif>
</cflock>
</cfif>
<cfreturn true>
</cffunction>
<cffunction name="onSessionEnd" returntype="void">
<cfargument name="SessionScope" required="true">
<cfargument name="ApplicationScope" required="true">
<cfset request.loginMessage="Nimeingia onSessionEnd">
<cflock name="lck_currentSessions" throwontimeout="Yes"
timeout="7" type="EXCLUSIVE">
<cfset sessionPosition =
ListFind(ArrayToList(arguments.ApplicationScope.sessionData),
arguments.SessionScope.sessionid)>
<cfif sessionPosition neq 0>
<cfset
ArrayDeleteAt(arguments.ApplicationScope.sessionData,
sessionPosition)>
<cfset arguments.ApplicationScope.currentSessions =
arguments.ApplicationScope.currentSessions - 1>
</cfif>
</cflock>
</cffunction>
<cffunction name="onSessionStart" returntype="void">
<cfset request.loginMessage="Nimeingia onSessionEnd">
</cffunction>
<cffunction name="onRequestEnd" returntype="void">

</cffunction>
</cfcomponent>

Answered my own quests
http://www.rewindlife.com/archives/000046.cfm

How can we get debug info without adding IP in CFServer?

Do we have tag or some code which will give debug
information?.
<cfdump var="#http#"> on onrequestend.cfm will give me
http varible information....any other way?.

Do you have debug settings turned on in CF administrator?
This tag can be used in conjunction: <cfsetting
enableCFoutputOnly = "yes" or "no"
showDebugOutput = "yes" or "no"
requestTimeOut = "value in seconds" >

Other language enhancements

This question was posted in response to the following article: http://help.adobe.com/en_US/ColdFusion/9.0/Developing/WSe9cbe5cf462523a0-5d0bd438122084e17 59-7ffe.html

There seems to have been a change to the Application.cfc OnRequestEnd method that I can't find documented anywhere. In previous versions of CF, page execution ended completely and immediately after executing a CFABORT or CFLOCATION tag. In ColdFusion 9 this appears to have changed to now executing the onRequestEnd event before terminating the request (only if it's in the Application.cfc, not if it's an OnRequestEnd.cfm template). I'll post this comment also on the OnRequestEnd page. More from Ben Nadel: http://www.bennadel.com/blog/2050-Changes-In-CFLocation-OnRequestEnd-Behavior-In-ColdFusio n-9-s-Application-cfc.htm and from my blog: http://ontap.riaforge.org/blog/index.cfm?mode=entry&entry=58993158-CFC0-A2D4-EB631D225F064 EDD

Components and virtual directories.

CF8hf3, W2K3, IIS.
Site1\application.cfc (-> this.name = "site1";)
Site1\Components\MyComponent.cfm
Site1\UseComponentToShowSiteNameOnSite1.cfm
Site2\application.cfc (-> this.name = "site2";)
Site2\Components ... this is an IIS virtual directory that
points to Site1\Components
Site2\UseComponentToShowSiteNameOnSite2.cfm
Problem #1
Create this cfc and place it in \Site1\Components. The
virtual directory makes it available to site2 as well. The website
root for the site containing the virtual directory has a different
application.cfc than the website that has this test component in
it's physical structure.
<cfcomponent displayname="test component">
<cffunction name="TestFunction" output="No"
returntype="string" access="remote">
<cfreturn application.applicationname>
</cffunction>
</cfcomponent>
If this component is called directly:
http://site2/Components/test.cfc?method=testfunction
it returns the applicationname for site1, however, when used
like so:
<cfoutput>
#createobject("Component",
"site2.Components.Test").TestFunction()#
</cfoutput>
it returns site2.
Problem #2
A CFGrid tag on site2 with this bind attribute:
bind="cfc:site2.Components.Test.TestFunction({cfgridpage}...
generates this js in the rendered page:
ColdFusion.Bind.cfcBindHandler(<snip>...
:_cf_grid_errorhandler,'cfc':'/site1/Components/test.cfc','cfcFunction':'TestFunction'
...<snip>
On both occasions it appears the cf server traverses the
physical path and uses that to resolve Application.cfc which is
different behavior than any other processed file.
Thanks!
Mischa.

MU wrote:
> On both occasions it appears the cf server traverses the
physical path and
> uses that to resolve Application.cfc which is different
behavior than any other
> processed file.
Yep, exactly as it explains it will in the documentation on
Application.cfm and Application.cfc files. CF looks for these
in the
physical path, not the virtural path of the directory.
This is a big reason most CF developers will tout that a
component
should only know what is passed to it is arguments. Expecting
it to
'know' something such as what application it is in, or what
is in the
session scope and such will experience problems just like
this.
Want to see what a bigger headache this could be. Set some
session data
in each site1 and site2 that is different and then check the
results
with the same kind of testing.
<quote from="CF Documentation">
*How ColdFusion MX finds and process application definition
pages*
ColdFusion MX uses the following rules to locate and process
the
Application.cfc, Application.cfm, and OnRequestEnd.cfm pages
that define
application-specific elements. The way ColdFusion MX locates
these files
helps determine how you structure an application.
Each time ColdFusion MX processes a page request it does the
following:
When ColdFusion starts processing the request, it does the
following:
It searches the pages directory for a file named
Application.cfc. If
one exists, it creates a new instance of the CFC, processes
the initial
events, and stops searching. (ColdFusion MX creates a new
instance of
the CFC and processes its initialization code for each
request.)
If the requested pages directory does not have an
Application.cfc file,
it checks the directory for an Application.cfm file. If one
exists,
ColdFusion MX logically includes the Application.cfm page at
the
beginning of the requested page and stops searching further.
If the requested pages directory does not have an
Application.cfc or
Application.cfm file, *ColdFusion MX searches up the
directory tree and
checks each directory first for an Application.cfc file and
then, if one
is not found, for an Application.cfm page, until it reaches
the root
directory (such as C:\).* When it finds an Application.cfc or
Application.cfm file, it processes the page and stops
searching.
</quote>
Note in the last paragraph on what tree ColdFusion searches
and where it
stops.

Migrate coldfusion from windows to linux

Hello Everyons,
we're running about 50 (not very complex) coldfusion mx7
websites on our windows server.
we've been contemplating to change to a linux server though.
can anyone inform us on particular pro's and/or con's for
such a migration?
are the website going to behave differently on linux?
is our coldfusion license for windows also usable for linux?
tnx for your remarks!

Here are some points that you need to be careful.
- File naming. Linux is case sensitive.
“Application.cfm” and “application.cfm” are
different files and CF looks for “Application.cfm” or
“OnRequestEnd.cfm” etc..
- Directory reference is different. Be careful for your
application specially for CFFILE etc. tags.
- “/” instead of “\”.
- There is no C CFX tags on Linux. Be sure that you
don’t need any Win based components.
- There is no COM objects on Linux (some of them have support
with 3rd part tools but this is in general). If you have any COM
usage, forget it.
- Verity has different behaviors on Linux. (Check CF
technotes for details)
- Go with Debian Linux as server platform! Debian rulez! :)
There would be some more suggestions but these are my
response in 2 min.
IMHO.

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