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Title:

IIS Physical Path can't see Google Drive folders

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Status/Resolution/Reason: Closed/Withdrawn/ThirdParty

Reporter/Name(from Bugbase): Sergio Vazquez II / Sergio Vazquez II (Sergio Vazquez II)

Created: 10/18/2012

Components: Installation/Config, Connector

Versions: 10.0

Failure Type: Non Functioning

Found In Build/Fixed In Build: Final /

Priority/Frequency: Critical / All users will encounter

Locale/System: English / Windows 7 SP1 64-bit

Vote Count: 0

Problem Description: If your website's IIS physical path points to anywhere inside of a Google Drive folder, CF10 will give you a "coldfusion.runtime.TemplateNotFoundException: File not found" error when trying to process CF pages.  This does not happen in CF9.  As soon as you point the IIS physical path outside of the Google Drive folder, CF pages process correctly.

Steps to Reproduce: Install Google Drive and IIS.  Create a website in IIS and point it to your Google Drive folder.  Install CF10.  Create a test.htm and a test.cfm page inside your Google Drive folder.  Browse to the test.htm file and see the test output.  Browse to the test.cfm folder and see the "File not found" error.

Actual Result: coldfusion.runtime.TemplateNotFoundException: File not found

Expected Result: CF output.

Any Workarounds: Don't place IIS websites inside of Google Drive or use CF9 instead of CF10.

----------------------------- Additional Watson Details -----------------------------

Watson Bug ID:	3349444

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Title should read "CF10 can't process IIS websites pointing to Google Drive folders". A bit misleading because IIS sees the path just fine.
Comment by External U.
17460 | October 19, 2012 05:58:42 AM GMT
After deciding to uninstall CF10 and go back to CF9 until the bug was worked out, I quickly discovered that CF9 no longer worked either, so it had to be Google Drive. So after deciding to spend another day trying to figure this out, here is what I found: Apparently, some people (including me) are running into an issue where Google Drive messes with the folder's security properties. I realized this while trying to search my Google Drive folder for a file, which was not found by the system. Realizing that this was way too coincidental, I researched the problem and found this: http://superuser.com/questions/485719/windows-7-index-search-does-not-work-in-google-drive-folder After fixing all the permissions, etc, I was finally able to get windows to properly search my Google Drive. As soon as I did, I refreshed my browser pointing to a CFM file and BAM, it magically worked! So... If you are running into this issue, you need to fix your Google Drive's folder permissions, specifically adding the SYSTEM and Administrators. Hope this helps!
Comment by External U.
17461 | October 30, 2012 10:23:04 AM GMT
The issue is due to insufficient permission on a Google Drive managed folder. On IIS 8, HTML pages too, are not served due to permission errors. Withdrawing the bug as a third party.
Comment by Immanuel N.
17462 | January 02, 2014 07:30:37 AM GMT