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Here is a sample of the INI file with comments explaining what the various fields do.
This sample may be cut and pasted and used as a template to get started.
;-------------------------------------------------------------------
;
; Sample INI file for ColdFusion Remoting.
;
; Place this file in the root directory of your ColdFusion installation.
; It must be named "cfremote.ini".
;
; !IMPORTANT! * All values (the strings on the right hand side of
;
;
;
;
;
;
; Use REMOTEPATH and LOCALPATH to map filenames from one host to another.
; For example, if you are running Apache webserver on Solaris and you
; want to connect to a ColdFusion server running on Windows NT, you might
; set these values as:
;
; LOCALPATH = "/usr/local/apache/htdocs"
; REMOTEPATH = "C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\"
;
; This would map any ColdFusion pages in /usr/local/apache/htdocs/fcml/
; to C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\cfml\
; Use this to turn on/off the remoting capability.
; Valid values: Yes, No.
;
REMOTING = "YES"
; Use this to specify the IP address of the remote computer running
; the ColdFusion Server.
;
; Valid values: a valid IP address, e.g.: 139.56.205.102.
;
IP = "205.181.21.61"
; Use this to specify the port on that computer on which the remote
; ColdFusion Network Listener Module is listening.
;
; Valid values: a valid port number (integer).
;
PORT = "1234"
; Use this to specify that the data sent between the machine running
; the Web server and the machine running the ColdFusion Application
; Server be encrypted.
;
; Valid values: Yes, No.
;
the equals sign) must be quoted using double
quotes.
* All info is case insensitive..
* Lines beginning with a semicolon are treated as
comments and are ignored.
Administering ColdFusion Server