ColdFusion for Linux includes a script you can use to start and stop ColdFusion. To start ColdFusion, use the following command: # /etc/rc.d/init.d/coldfusion start Similarly, to stop ColdFusion for Linux, use the following command: # /etc/rcd/init.d/coldfusion stop When ColdFusion is running, you can access the Cold Fusion Administrator from your Web browser using the URL: http://local…
These-installation instructions assume you are familiar with your Linux system and have installed the Apache Web server and it is operational before proceeding. Before installing beta 1 of ColdFusion 4.5.1 for Linux, you need to note the following: 1. You should install RedHat Linux in either.Server or Custom modes rather ‘than GNOME or KDEWorkstation mode in order to…
Starting with ColdFusion 4.5.1, Allaire is porting ColdFusion to the Linux platform. This is a significant move designed to take advantage of the widespread popularity of Linux as a platform for Web servers. Many Linux Web server administrators have, until now, hesitated to adopt Coldfusion because of the need to deploy Windows NT, which is seen as less stable…
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