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For performance reasons, Allaire recommends that during the RedHat Linux 6.x install, you choose either a
Linux "Server" or "Custom" installation rather than a "GNOME" or "KDE" Workstation installation. After
installation is complete, you should also make sure that your server network is configured properly, and
that the line "ServerName" in /etc/httpd/conf file is uncommented and "localhost.localdomain" is changed to
"yourserver.domain.com".
Issues fixed in ColdFusion 4.5.1
Following are behaviors in ColdFusion that have been fixed or enhanced in ColdFusion 4.5.1 since the release of
ColdFusion 4.5:
Administration
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On Windows NT (SP5), the following problem using CFCACHE has been fixed: When using CFCACHE
and only basic authentication is enabled in IIS, you are unable to access any cached pages, and an
"Access Denied" error is generated. Two new attributes have been added to CFCACHE. They are
USERNAME and PASSWORD. [14910]
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When you go to the Debugging page in the ColdFusion Administrator and check Show SQL and data
source name, and uncheck Show query information, database errors do not display the SQL statement.
This behavior has been fixed in this release. [14531]
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On UNIX platforms, group permissions for the ColdFusion processes are now set correctly.
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On Linux, the ColdFusion user is now set correctly during installation.
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On Linux, the cfremove script now removes the ColdFusion system startup files in /etc/rc.d.
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An enhancement has been added to the Sybase native driver which allows user-defined errors to be
trapped. To activate this feature, check the Enable RAISERROR checkbox in the Sybase native driver
page of the Administrator. [13485]
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When using OLEDB data sources in a stored procedure, a C++ runtime error was thrown. This behaviro
has been fixed in this release. [14939]
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NT Challenge/Response authentication requests no longer generate a log message. (Formerly a message
was generated in the application.log.) [15082]
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NT Windows 2000 Only: In the NT Performance Monitor, one of ColdFusion's counters, "Cache
Pops /Sec", may not display correctly and a junk counter displayed with the name "3610", may appear
instead. Aside from the fact that Cache Pops counter is missing, all other aspects of ColdFusion in the
Performance Monitor work normally. [15124]
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In order to run smconsole, type ./smconsole from the shell. example: /opt/coldfusion/siteminder/bin)--
>./smconsole The same applies for smtest and smdstest [14969]
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On Solaris, you can use the smexec utility to execute any SiteMinder utility, except smconsole, smdstest,
and smtest, which already have wrapper scripts around them to simplify their execution. To run
smobjexport for example you should type smexec smobjexport with the appropriate arguments. You must
be root in order for this to work. [15513]
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Advanced Security note: Coldfusion supports Netscape LDAP Server version 3.x and 4.11. [15714]
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In version 4.5, the "request timeout" condition became a catchable error (catchable by <CFCATCH
TYPE=""COM.Allaire.ColdFusion.Request.Timeout""> or by <CFCATCH TYPE="ANY">). In Version 4.5.1,
the request timeout exception subsystem has undergone reliability enhancements. Because of this, the
"Date/Time," "Browser" and "Remote Address" diagnostic displays will be shown on the default request
timeout browser screen. [15983]
Database
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The underlying DB2 client libraries only allow 1 connection to be open at a time, so mixing ODBC and
native connections to DB2 could be problematic. It works if you establish the ODBC connection first, and
then use the native drivers, or if you exclusively use ODBC or native only. [13587]
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A bug in the ODBC.INI file on Solaris caused the ExtensionsList for a text datasource to always default to
txt,TXT. This has been fixed. [11989]
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