Railo server config xml file location

[Dan Skaggs]

Can one of you fine folks point me to the location of the config file that holds the settings managed by the Server Administrator?

I attempted to disable the request timeout by setting the number to 0 a bit ago and borked my entire Railo install. The server administrator took the zero value, submitted the form and promptly started throwing an exception on every request (both my application and the server administrator site).  The exception thrown is "timeout must be a postive number"

I found the railo-web.xml.cfm file that contains a bunch of settings (presumably for the web context administrator app) but have yet to find the file for the server configs.

Thanks!

Dan

[Igal @ getRailo.org]

run this in Railo:

<cfdump eval="expandPath( '{railo-server}' )">


Igal

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[Dan Skaggs]

That's just it, I can't run *any* CF code right now. Any request to the server administrator OR any page in my application returns the exception.

This is my local development environment and was installed using the Windows 64-bit installer installing to the default location of c:\railo.

Thanks

Dan

[Dan Skaggs]

For any one else that happens to to *accidentally* do this, here's the file and node that you need to update to fix it:

C:\railo\lib\railo-server\context\railo-server.xml

Look for a node that looks like:

<application allow-url-requesttimeout="false" listener-mode="curr2root" listener-type="mixed" requesttimeout="0,0,0,0" script-protect="none"/>

and update the requesttimeout attribute. It works just like createTimeSpan does in CF code (days, hours, minutes, seconds).

Many thanks to my buddy Jim Priest for running that code snippet Igal provided and pointing me in the right direction.

Dan

[Michael Offner]

FYI, we solved the problem

https://issues.jboss.org/browse/RAILO-2459

micha

2013/6/6 Dan Skaggs <dan.s...@web-meister.com>

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/micha

Michael Offner CTO Railo Technologies GmbH

[Dan Skaggs]

Excellent! Thanks a bunch Micha!

[Jim Priest]

Since this really borks things... should this be filed as a bug maybe?

Add some validation to the admin form that prevents you from setting it to 0.

Jim