Thanks Charlie. I was able to download the jar files from the XML you
pointed out, and then run the command line update. Since this is on
Solaris and I don't have a GUI, I had to use the silent option like so:
java -jar hotfix_005.jar -i silent -f properties.txt
What tripped me up on that command is that if you create a properties
file on Windows, and then transfer it over to the Solaris machine, it
won't work. The Windows vs Unix end of line character will bite you. The
update appeared to run fine, but when I'd log back into CF Admin, it
would still show the old version. Running dos2unix or just editing the
properties file in your editor of choice would correct the issue.
I'm interested in hear more about the reason we have to clear cookies to
get back into CF Admin. Hopefully they can correct that with a hot fix
if they haven't already.
On 12/1/2012 2:07 PM, Charlie Arehart wrote:
Glad to have helped.
As for that problem you're experiencing, here's good news.
First, it's not at all a Solaris issue. I've seen it on other OS's as well.
Second, while I plan to do a blog entry with more details, the quick
solution is just to clear all the cookies for whatever domain you're using
to visit the Admin page. Fortunately most modern browsers, or their
available development tools, make this pretty easy.
If you look, you'll see that you likely have duplicate cookies for CFIDE,
CFTOKEN, (or JsessionId if using J2EE sessions), and others. At a minimum,
just remove all the cfide/cftoken (or jsessionid) cookies. You'll need to
log in one more time, but that should do it.
Again, I'll have more to say in an upcoming blog entry. But I'll look
forward to hearing from you or others with any feedback on this.
/charlie
-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Mike Staver
Sent: Friday, November 30, 2012 6:13 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [ACFUG Discuss] ColdFusion 10 updates Offline
Thanks for the info Charlie. I'm going to have to have download the updates
and run them from the command line. The box in question is a Solaris 10
machine, and I've had nothing but issues with CF 10 on Solaris
unfortunately. The biggest issue is that in CF Administrator, clicking the
"submit" button on any page after changing a setting throws an error and
logs the user out. You can log back in and try it again, but the result will
be the same. I've found this to be true after installing the mandatory
certificate fix. So, I'd hope that update 5 addresses this issue.
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