November 16th, 2004, 04:18 PM
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Cache directory
I have recently migrated a web site from Sybase backend to SQL Server 2000. Now I am facing one minor issue before I could close the case.
The page caching feature is still saving the pages into the old folder! And I couldn’t find the place that controls the cache directory to make the change.
The OS for the site is MS Windows 2003 server, and Web server is IIS6. the files are written in ColdFusion 5, and the ColdFusion server is MX6.1.
I have the old site (Sybase one) running on E drive as its home directory before migration. Then I created a second site on the same host machine but with a different drive F. I copied all the files from E to F, changed every database calls in the .cfm files to comply with SQL Server, and fully tested. On the migration day, I stopped the test site, and changed the live one to use F as its home directory in IIS.
Every thing went well except above mentioned caching pages been written to E, even I stopped the sharing of the directory/folder.
I thought I have three areas to hound down this setting: IIS, CF MX Admin, or CFM files, but I kept spinning my wheels.
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