Using MAMP 5 Pro, on a Mac. Remote site is hosted on dreampress. The remote wordpress installation lives in sitename.studio (yes, it is in the .studio tld). When I log onto the site from a ftp client with the same credentials I enter in the remote tab im mamp pro, I see several folders, things like maildir, and also the "sitename.studio" folder. The wordpress files are definitely in there.
So, as far as I understand in the "Path" field it should simply be "sitename.studio" because that is the name of the folder.
However, I get an error 3010 "The path to your remote document root is incorrect". It has to be a relative path, but the field won't let me enter a forwardslash as the first character.
Might the program be getting confused by the dot studio ?
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I've just recently installed CF11 on a new machine but I'm encountering the below issue when trying to navigate to the localhost directory in a browser.
On my previous machine which was using CF10 I was able to get the directory listings and navigate through folders to specific pages so is it some setting that I am missing?
I can navigate to CFAdmin okay and have added a whole range of aliases in my server.xml file which I can navigate to, as well as adding the CFIDE and WEB-INF ones.
As an aside, I also seem to get that silly 404 badge in front of CFs debug output when I try and navigate to a page that doesn't yet exist. Is there a way to switch it off?
If you need more details let me know.
Thanks in advance
I attached a Web Job to my Azure website. The webjob prepares a file and I want to save it on a proper folder in the website.
Environment.CurrentDirectory run on the script returns a path under a Temp directory: Temp\jobs\triggered\WEBJOBNAME\q0uwrohv.x5e
I tried to go down on the directory tree:
string path = Path.Combine(Environment.CurrentDirectory, #"..\..\..\..\..\Data")
But it doesn't work:
C:\DWASFiles\Sites\WEBSITENAME\Temp\jobs\triggered\WEBJOBNAME\q0uwrohv.x5e\..\..\..\..\..\Data
How to make and save files from WebJob to a particular path?
I don't want to use blob store.
The path for the root of your Azure Web Site is (usually) d:\home\site\wwwroot.
d:\home is also stored in an environment setting called %HOME%.
To get more insight on the different paths you can use on your site go to:
https://{sitename}.scm.azurewebsites.net, there' you'll have the Debug Console where you can browse through your site and Environment to see all the environment variables you can use.
Your WebJob will have access to the same paths/environment as your Web Site.
For more information on this administration site go to:
http://azure.microsoft.com/blog/2014/03/28/windows-azure-websites-online-tools-you-should-know-about-2/
try the following instead of putting a file location in the value parameter just put this as I show you here
you can do it in the app.config file
add key="app:TempFolderPath" value="~/temp/"/
add key="app:TempReportDirectory" value="~/temp/"/
the web job will automatically put in this location of
D:\local\Temp\jobs\continuous\ImporterWebJob\yex3ad1c.3wo\~\temp\...your file...
I hope this will not give you any errors.
I uploaded a website that is working in the localhost using Akeeba backup. It is done by creating a new public_html at the host using its cpanel. Next i transfer the .jpa & the kickstart.php to this new folder. Finally i browse the kickstart.php and restore the website running on joomla 2.5.14.
Accessing the admin panel of Joomla, it reports all folders as WRITEABLE and site runs good. In cpanel all folders permission is set to 755 & files 644 as expected; i then change configuration.php to 444.
However when i try to edit the configuration.php in the host, i found i can't change the file permission or save any edit. This in fact affects all files. After informing the host, they change the file ownership setting, then in cpanel i CAN edit files BUT now Joomla reports all folders become UNWRITEABLE creating more problems eg cannot install new extension; some how Joomla no longer has edit rights to the folders.
More ... at this state, to make a folder WRITEABLE to Joomla, it must be set file permission to 777. It is unexpected & unacceptable; 775 is sufficient for Joomla to report as writeable ie if the host is doing the right thing for Joomla (as i found in another hosting site).
When i tell the host to change it back to the state after Akeeba restoration, they say that will mean they have to set the folders with ownership = nobody.
I would imagine ownership of folders & all its content can be made to be the cpanel user AND the joomla ie php/apache user. Can someone enlighten me this puzzle so that i can talk more intelligently with the host or point where i went wrong. I am getting no where with them.
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The solution is find a host that has Server API showing as cgi/fastcgi which mean that suPHP of Apache is enabled (sorry cannot post .jpg < 10 reputation)
With cgi, Joomla report all 755 folders as writeable.
Now the new question
If the host use Server API = Apache 2.0, how can i enable suPHP from the website?
As you have worked out, suPHP or FastCGI should usually be enabled for Joomla file permissions and file ownership to work as you would expect.
There is a good article on this at: http://boomshadow.net/tech/php-handlers
In a shared hosting environment you don't usually have access to change which PHP file handler is enabled but your web hosting company may be able to change this for you.
If your web hosting company can't enable suPHP or FastCGI, the only other option might be to find a new web hosting company.
I'm setting up a new server (CF10 W2K8) going by Pete Freitag's new CF10 lockdown guide. I have a test site installed and if I bring up www.mydomain.com it loads the default document (index.cfm) just fine. However, if I try www.mydomain.com/index.cfm (or any other specific .cfm page), I get a 404 not found.
IIS logs do record a 404 error. If I create a .htm/.html page it comes up fine.
I had this problem as well. Running on Windows Server 2008 R2.
I found some threads that suggested that I re-run the "Web Server Configuration Tool" that is installed with CF 10 ({cfroot}\cfusion\runtime\bin\wsconfig.exe).
I tried several things including "Add..." using the name of the server (instead of localhost). Then when I removed it (connections using the name of the server), I could see the IIS commands getting executed to remove all of the connection settings. I also removed the localhost connection. However, using "Add..." to attempt to add localhost back never worked.
So, for me, this tool only worked for removing the cfm/IIS settings that allowed CF to work. My next step was going to be a reinstall of CF 10. However, I found a link to this page:
http://helpx.adobe.com/coldfusion/kb/coldfusion10-iis-manual-connector-configuration.html
I followed the instructions on that page with a few exceptions. I didn't need to follow steps #1 & #2. The file (isapi_redirect.dll) was still there. Steps #3 - #5 were verified (the files existed and had the correct information in them). Everything worked after I finished the steps, except document root documents (http://website.com/). All I had to do was add index.cfm as a server-wide "Default Document". Adobe forgot that step in their instructions.
I don't know why the "Web Server Configuration Tool" failed to install on my server. I even tried running it "Run as administrator" with no success.
I did have to add the virtual directories (CFIDE & jakarta) to all the sites on the server as well.
You can use these handy command-line snippets to speed up that process if you have multiple sites to manage:
rem add cfide virtual directory (CF 10):
%systemroot%\System32\inetsrv\appcmd add vdir /app.name:"site.com/" /path:/CFIDE /physicalPath:"{cfroot}\cfusion\wwwroot\CFIDE"
rem add jakarta virtual directory (CF 10):
%systemroot%\System32\inetsrv\appcmd add vdir /app.name:"site.com/" /path:/jakarta /physicalPath:"{cfroot}\config\wsconfig\1"
Just replace the "site.com" and {cfroot} values to work with your server.
When setting up additional sites you must create a virtual directory called jakarta that is mapped to the /config/wsconfig/1 folder
Sorry - forgot to mark this closed. I reformatted and reinstalled everything per the CF10 lockdown guide and it worked that time.
I know one problem I had was mapping a virtual 'jakarta' directory in IIS, but I never came up with a specific solution for the domain.com/index.cfm issue.
I am getting an error while trying to run CFmx code on a remote host.
Directory Listing Denied
This Virtual Directory does not allow contents to be listed.
I did my coding on my "LocalHost".
Then for testing ,I copied it to a remote host "ChicaDevTestApp" to a folder “D:\inetpub\wwwroot\Aug20\AppliTest.com”.
Previously, I was able to access the old code(in "ChicaDevTestApp") as “http:// ChicaDevTestApp” from my system.
Now since I added a new folder “Aug20” I tried ,the url “http:// ChicaDevTestApp /Aug20/”.
But was getting the above error.
Should I work the “path” , in the CFAdmin ?
How to run the folder “Aug20” containing my code ,from my local host?
Thanks in Advance
Vas
Sounds like the virtual directory is not set up in IIS to enable directory listing. This setting can be changed in the IIS manager, what version of IIS are you running? 6 or 7?
EDIT:
I completely go the wrong idea about what you're trying to describe. What you actually want to do is to set a Default Document for that directory (the aug20 directory)... Open up IIS Manager, and select your virtual directory. Open the "Documents" tab and add the name of your "default" page to the box