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I would recommend you start by using another browser, to make sure this is not some curious cookie problem. Or if you have no other browser, try clearing your cookies in the current browser.

Comment by Charlie Arehart

I am currently experiencing the same problem. Tried across Firefox, Chrome, Brave. Incognito and not. Currently on Fedora 30 Any way to just get a direct link to the installer, or if not what is the next best step.

Comment by GabrieleNunez

I'm also experiencing this problem, different browser but on Linux and I cannot get the download. I tried it on Windows as well and no luck.  Any recommendations on a best next step?

Comment by GabrieleNunez

Different browser on different system produced the same 'Sorry, this page is unavailable' error message (error 403). Same problem no matter which ColdFusion 2018 I select (Linux 64, Windows 64, etc., etc.). I am getting the same error when I try to download ColdFusion Builder 2018 (for Linux 64). This seems like a server problem. Are you able to download from the Adobe site? M.

Comment by marklgeol

I am getting the same issue as marklgeol. I tried in different browsers but still the same issue.

Comment by sabitak36455887

I am having the same issue as well. I tried downloading from another browser, still the same issue.

Comment by sabitak36455887

It's not a cookie problem Charlie. I've had the same issues with RHEL7. I finally had to use my Mac to download the files.

Comment by Larry C. Lyons

To everyone still complaining of this issue, is it really still happening to you? I just got the Linux 64-bit installer today, after going to the CF product page, choosing to download the trial, filling out the long form, and then the download began (of ColdFusion_2018_WWEJ_linux64.bin). FWIW, I did it in Chrome on Windows, and I did open a new incognito window just for good measure. I know some here said they could not do it on Linux, but others said they also could not get the Linux installer from a Windows browser. So I'm simply confirming that the latter does work, at least for me. Finally, if it still fails for some of you, try this: once you HAVE filled out the form and SHOULD then get the download, if it does not work, try going to this link directly: <a href="http://trials3.adobe.com/AdobeProducts/CSTD/13/linux64/ColdFusion_2018_WWEJ_linux64.bin" rel="nofollow">http://trials3.adobe.com/AdobeProducts/CSTD/13/linux64/ColdFusion_2018_WWEJ_linux64.bin</a> This will NOT work if you just go to the URL directly WITHOUT first filling out the form. Actually, I did find that I could get it to work (without the form) if I was at least logged into the Adobe portal, at coldfusion.adobe.com. Hope that helps some. If it is down to just not working as expected for those on Linux browsers, that would indeed be odd. Someone in that situation may want to check their browser dev tools and its network tab, to see if perhaps some underlying url's in the page are failing.

Comment by Charlie Arehart

UPDATE Thanks for all the suggestions about browsers and cookies. I have tried various browsers on different OS's including opening 'private windows' but still cannot download from the Adobe site through the 'normal' forms and pages. However, I just tried Charlie's link and it worked as he said. I did not go through the download form but was able to access the link after logging in to adobe.com Download problem aside, I got help from the Adobe folks at CFSummit so CF2018 w/ service pack 5 is now running just fine on my Ubuntu laptop (kudos to Priyank Shrivastava for his patience and assistance!).    

Comment by marklgeol