[ale] cold fusion and linux

[Douglas Knudsen]

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Oh, 
and sorry about the damn HTML email...I'm stuck on Outlook at the moment.  
Outlook?  What a funny name.  How about Notlook or nulllook?  
Hmmm..
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  size=2>-----Original Message-----From: Douglas Knudsen 
  [mailto:doug at frozenplanet.com]Sent: Thursday, October 04, 2001 5:20 
  PMTo: Armsby John-G16665; ale at ale.orgSubject: RE: [ale] 
  cold fusion and linux
  
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  size=2>Check out <A 
  href="http://www.sys-con.com/cfdj">http://www.sys-con.com/cfdj 
  They 
  run some list serv styled email lists with some fairly knowledgable 
  people.  A few are authors of books on CF.  
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  size=2>I have not run CF on Linux yet, but run it with NT and that stinking 
  IIS4.  (<SPAN 
  class=401551121-04102001>Running Linux would be to bloody obvious of a thing 
  to do as well as way to cheap! :}) Are you using M$ Access DBs?  
  They can cause 
  performance/reliability issues problems.  <SPAN 
  class=401551121-04102001>It is the damn ODBC driver from M$ as well as the 
  fact that Access is really a faux database.  I hook to Oracl<SPAN 
  class=401551121-04102001>e and M$ Access.  <SPAN 
  class=401551121-04102001>On a test machine at home I hook to mySQL easily 
  enough.  With the proper settings, it can be very 
  reliable.  Aside from the stinking 
  worm/virus problems, I rarely need to bring my production box 
  down.
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  size=2>What kind of performance problems are you running into?  CPU 
  Maxing out?  Are you using CFMAIL?  
  There is an issue with a 0 byte file in the spool directory causing the CPU to 
  max out.  IIRC, just remove it to fix this.  Running 
  RDS?
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  ---Douglas KnudsenAlltel Information Services  
  <-- Hey! These views are MINE!678-351-6063Got Linux?  <A 
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  href="http://www.linuxmall.com/">http://www.linuxmall.com"Nuclear 
  war would really set back 
  cable."Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â  
  -- Ted Turner     "Guns don't kill people, 
  physics 
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    size=2>-----Original Message-----From: Armsby John-G16665 
    [mailto:John.Armsby at motorola.com]Sent: Thursday, October 04, 2001 
    11:20 AMTo: 'ale at ale.org'Subject: [ale] cold fusion 
    and linux
    We are having performance and reliability 
    problems with cold fusion and IIS.  Anyone have any experience with 
    cold fusion and linux?  Specifically:  what version/distributions 
    are you running?  Any reliability issues?  What databases are you 
    talking to?  etc.
    Thank, 
    John