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Join them; it only takes a minute: Sign up Error 500 on IIS 8/8.5 with ColdFusion 10/11 up vote 4 down vote favorite If I have an error in my ColdFusion script, I'm getting a 500 error message from IIS instead of ColdFusion. This only happens if I provide the file name in the URL and does not happen coldfusion internal server error 500 if I open the URL without the script name (which would open index.cfm). For example: IIS error: http://www.example.com/index.cfm IIS error: http://www.example.com/foobar.cfm Coldfusion error: http://www.example.com/ I can reproduce this problem on 2 of my 3 ColdFusion platforms: Working: IIS 7.5 with ColdFusion 10 Update 12 (with updated connector) Not Working: IIS 8 with ColdFusion 10 Update 12 (with updated connector) Not Working: IIS 8.5 with ColdFusion 11 My index.cfm & foobar.cfm:
get the web server connector working after applying update 14. We did our investigation and following is our finding. The connector binaries of ColdFusion 10 update 14 are
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built on top of VC++ runtime 2012 update 4. Installation of VC++ runtime requires cfmhandler 0x800700c1 admin privileges. If the ColdFusion service runs as administrator or system account, the update itself install the VC++ runtime as this existingresponse="passthrough" account would have installation privileges. If your ColdFusion service account is not running as administrator or system account, applying the hotfix from administrator can't install VC++ runtime and you will get "500 internal server error" http://stackoverflow.com/questions/23495634/error-500-on-iis-8-8-5-with-coldfusion-10-11 after configuring the connector. In this case, you need to manually install VC++ runtime 2012 32-bit and/or 64 bit depending on whether Web server is 32-bit or 64-bit. You can download VC++ runtime here at: http://www.microsoft.com/en-in/download/details.aspx?id=30679 When you install hotfix manually, administrator privileges are enforced and so the installation of VC++ runtime is automatically taken care by the updater. Tweet 37 Comments » 37 Comments http://blogs.coldfusion.com/post.cfm/resolving-500-internal-server-error-with-coldfusion-10-update-14 to "Resolving "500 Internal Server Error" with ColdFusion 10 Update 14" dave Oct 16, 2014 at 7:23 AM yet another great update from adobe with numerous issues associated with deploying an update.surely you should be aware if the connector is 'built on top of' another platform version and should make this clear in your deployment notes Adam Cameron Oct 16, 2014 at 7:25 AM [subscribe] Tom Chiverton Oct 16, 2014 at 7:37 AM Yikes. Are you telling me the whole QA team at Adobe are running their ColdFusion servers *as administrator" ?!? In direct conflict with their own guide ? Adam Cameron Oct 16, 2014 at 7:41 AM [reaches for popcorn]Oh, go on Adobe, I'm looking forward to you answering *that* question... Kai Koenig Oct 16, 2014 at 8:17 AM Yikes, truly.In all seriousness though and as sad as it is, it would probably reflect what the 99.99% of ACF users out there are doing :-(I assume the connector update essentially makes it on par with the CF11 update 1/2 connector. Wasn't there a connector update on CF11 update 1? I might be wrong - bit if it was, would this problem apply as well then? Miguel-F Oct 16, 2014 at 8:26 AM [subscribe] brian Oct 16,
many times before about the need for proper error handling. (See the guide) for more information.) But this week a reader came to me with an interesting problem. His ColdFusion site was throwing an error of some kind, but all he saw was a ‘nice’ error https://www.raymondcamden.com/2010/11/16/Ask-a-Jedi-Stop-hiding-a-ColdFusion-error page, and not the real error. Basically, he needed to “roll back” the error handling https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/311766 so he could determine the real nature of the bug. These are the steps I walked him through including the ‘final’ issue that ended up being the main culprit. Step one - if the error is happening on a certain page, like foo.cfm, open up foo.cfm and see if a try/catch is suppressing the error. If so, you can either remove the try/catch internal server tags themselves, or inside your cfcatch do a quick cfdump on the exception information. Step two - check to see if error handling was enabled in an Application.cfm file. Remember that ColdFusion will look for this file in the current folder and any folder above it. You need to look for that (or an Application.cfc file) in ever folder until you hit web root. (Note that in ColdFusion 9 you can limit how far ‘up’ the server will look.) internal server error When you find that file, search for a cferror tag. This will tell ColdFusion to run a template when an error occurs. If the Application.cfm cfincludes anything else, check those files as well. Step two and a half - repeating the same logic above, look for an Application.cfc file. Application.cfc files can have both a cferror tag and an onError function. If you see them - comment them out. Step three - You can define an error handler within your ColdFusion Administrator that applies globally. This one has tripped me up before. You will find it in the Settings page under “Site-wide Error Handler.” Step four - If you get an error, but not all the information you want (like a line number), then ensure that you enable Robust Exception Information. I’m normally warning people to turn off this setting, but in development you almost always want it turned on. So… I thought that was it but unfortunately he still couldn’t see his error. All he saw was: 500 - Internal server error. There is a problem with the resource you are looking for, and it cannot be displayed. Then something occurred to me. Back in the ColdFusion Administrator I asked him if he had Enable HTTP status codes turned on. Guess what? He did. What he was seeing was an IIS error handler. Once he turned that off he started getting his &l
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