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CONFIGURING AND ADMINISTERING COLDFUSION 10
Basic Troubleshooting and FAQs
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When the program completes, restart your computer. ColdFusion is removed from your server.
Remove ColdFusion patches from ColdFusion Administrator
1
Log in to ColdFusion Administrator.
2
Go to Server Updates > Updates > Installed Updates.
3
To begin uninstalling the latest patch, click the Uninstall button.
Note:
Uninstalling ColdFusion patches from the ColdFusion Administrator is not supported for J2EE deployments.
Remove ColdFusion from UNIX
1
Log in as root.
2
Enter the following command to go to the
cf_root
/uninstall directory: cd
cf_root/uninstall
3
Enter the following command:
./ uninstall.sh
ColdFusion is removed from your server.
How will I change ColdFusion Administrator password?
You can set or change the password that restricts access to ColdFusion Administrator pages as follows:
1
Select Security > Administrator in the navigation pane.
2
Select the type of Administrator authentication. The options are:
•
Use a single password only (default)
•
Separate user name and password authentication (allows multiple users)
•
No authentication need (not recommended)
3
In the Root Administrator Password section, specify the new password in the New Password box. The password
can have a maximum of 50 characters.
4
In the Confirm Password box, confirm your new password.
5
Click Submit Changes.
What will I do if I forget Administrator password or Administrator component
password
1
Go to the folder cfusion\bin.
2
Do the following:
•
On Windows:
Run
passwordreset.bat
•
On Mac/Linux:
Run
passwordrest.sh
3
At prompt, specify the details.
How will I start and stop ColdFusion?
Note:
This discussion does not apply when deploying ColdFusion on a J2EE server.