Installing coldfusion 8 on vista using IIS
I am trying to install coldfusion 8 on my new dell laptop and it isn't working at all. It installs with no errors, but doesn't work. I can't choose a web server and even using the web server configuration tool says there is no webserver found. But the webserver does work. The fix?
http://dale.fraser.id.au/2008/05/coldfusion-8-vista-sp1-solution.html
I think the part that really fixed it was the comment about modifying the hosts file:
Fix: The c:\windows\system32\drivers\etc\hosts file has a bizarre entry:
::1 localhost
Comment it out using notepad run as administrator like so.
#::1 localhost
127.0.0.1 localhost
I added the 127 part on my own, but this did work. Might have been the combination of changing the iis options and modifying the hosts file, but it worked. I am up and running now.
Showing posts with label Windows Vista. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Windows Vista. Show all posts
Friday, March 20, 2009
Sunday, March 04, 2007
Windows Vista
I purchased a dell latitude D820 that arrived last thursday on March 1(more on the new computer later). It came with Windows Vista Business. I thought I would share some of my first impressions about Microsofts new operating system.
I like it. It is intuitive and just seems to click for me. I haven't had too much trouble finding my way around. This laptop is awesome so of course speed doesn't seem to be a problem. The start menu is probably what has given me the most grief, but after I figured out that I could find what I was looking for simply by searching, that has been ok. I still need to take some time and figure out the start menu without searching.
Searching seems to be greatly improved in vista. Most programs have run ok, but there are a few that won't.
Overall I am impressed. The more I understand it the more It will be ok. I am not sure but I think I am using the upgraded "Halo" version and it is visually appealing and everything seems to flow pretty smoothly.
I purchased a dell latitude D820 that arrived last thursday on March 1(more on the new computer later). It came with Windows Vista Business. I thought I would share some of my first impressions about Microsofts new operating system.
I like it. It is intuitive and just seems to click for me. I haven't had too much trouble finding my way around. This laptop is awesome so of course speed doesn't seem to be a problem. The start menu is probably what has given me the most grief, but after I figured out that I could find what I was looking for simply by searching, that has been ok. I still need to take some time and figure out the start menu without searching.
Searching seems to be greatly improved in vista. Most programs have run ok, but there are a few that won't.
Overall I am impressed. The more I understand it the more It will be ok. I am not sure but I think I am using the upgraded "Halo" version and it is visually appealing and everything seems to flow pretty smoothly.
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