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I removed the application.cfm file and still doesn't work... I'll check the cf forums.
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Seems like they don't answer on the adobe forum... Anyway I'm trying to have php work. I can see the php in my wwwroot folder but as soon as I put the file in a folder I can't the it anymore. The error shown is 404 file not found but I have checked and I have the correct path. I bet this has to do with IIS...
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so you can't even parse php files outside of the root folder now?
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Do folders have different permissions that files in CF? It sounds like a permissions thing when you can do stuff with a file but can't when that same file is in a folder?
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Everah: I changed the permission for the whole wwwroot folder to full control and I still can't view them. Wouldn't it be somekind of setting with IIS?
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That could very well be. It might be the IUSR setting on that (virtual) folder from with the IIS control panel. I am really unfamiliar with IIS but I think I had to do something like that when I installed IIS on my WinXP machine before I could serve up .NET pages.
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so you can't even parse php files now is that correct? were you able to (in subdirectories) before you installed cf?
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I can parse php files but only in the wwwroot folder, if they're in a subdirectory I can't parse them.
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did this start after you installed cf, or was it always like this?

if you've checked permissions on the folder and IUSR has at least read, the only other thing I could suggest looking at would be to see if you have virtual directories set up in IIS for the folders in question. That would really be the only way that IIS would override windows permissions on a folder.
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If I remember correctly I didn't have this issue before installing CF. The permissions on the folder I'm trying to view has Read for IUSR. In IIS I can see my test folder so that's a virtual folder right?
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unless you've explicitly set you're folder up as a 'virtual directory' then that's not what I'm talking about.

I guess, I'd try uninstalling CF to see if that makes a difference...although I have no idea how it could. But that seems like the most logical step if that's when you first started noticing this issue.
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Uninstalled CF and still doesn't work...

Firefox says "Firefox can't establish a connection to the server at localhost."
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Any ideas anyone?
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