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Webmaster Forum / ColdFusion / Getting Started / March 2008Coldfusion 8 Install Problems on IIS 5.1
After many installs and uninstalls, I cannot get the Coldfusion 8 Developer edition to install correctly on my work computer. I've installed this program on two other computers without a problem. My setup: Window XP pro working in a Windows 2003 environment IIS 5.1 Colfusion 8 I ran through the install wizard and I'm certain everything was installed correctly. Coldfusion was installed on my C drive and also in my IIS folder. When I try to access the Administrator page, I get a 500 error. I also cannot create or view any .cfm extensions. I know my IIS is working properly because I can view .html pages through the my localhost address. I've also ensured that permission for the CFIDE folder were viewable the scripts permissions were enabled. What the heck am I doing wrong. Any help or direction would be greatly appreciated. thanks, -john > After many installs and uninstalls, I cannot get the Coldfusion 8 Developer > edition to install correctly on my work computer. I've installed this program [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > thanks, > -john Have you reviewed the log files created whenever ColdFusion installs itself? Any errors or warnings in them? Thanks for your reply, Yup, I was just looking through my log file again, and everything looks like it was successfully installed. The last install action recorded indicates that http://127.0.0.1/CFIDE/administrator/index.cfm successfully opened in a browser. When I try to open the page, all I get is an error. After two days of trying to install Coldfusion 8 on my work PC, I'm at a complete stand still and I'm not sure what to do from here. I've installed Coldfusion 8 and the install logs shows it has successfully installed. I've run the web service configuration tool for IIS and everything looks good. In my services window I have the following services running: Coldfusion 8 .net service Coldfusion 8 application server Coldfusion 8 search server I do have a hunch that jrun is not running correctly. When I run coldfusion8\runtime\bin\jrun.exe I get the following error: no jndi.properties file was found in admin's server directory. The JRun kernel requires JNDI information. Also, when I installed Coldfusion on my home computer, I do remember seeing ISAPI filters in my default web site properties window. I do not see any filters here on my work computer. Could this be a problem? Can someone tell me what all this means? thanks, john before install make sure that you disable and quit any and all anti-virus and firewall apps you may be running. network security policies at work may prevent successful install, too - check with your sysadmins. Azadi Saryev Sabai-dee.com http://www.sabai-dee.com/ Azadi, Thank you for responding!! This has been a huge PITA! It must be my antivirus and group policy settings. I was able to get the admin to turn off the antivirus software, but I was not able to disable my firewall. The disable check box on the firewall window is greyed out and must be controlled by a group policy. I'll see if I can get this turned off and try the install again. -john > Azadi, > [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > -john Can you unplug the computer from the network during the install? There should be little need to be actually connected to the network while CF is installing as far as I know. I am having the exact same issues on a stand-alone system. I turned off the firewall and anti-virus and installed again. There is NO indication of an installation error, but it still gives 500 error trying to run the Administrator. I examined the IIS setup and it has an application name entry, it is set to "Low" as the older solutions suggest. I agree that it looks like the Java is not running correctly. |
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