Error in encryption

[rmz8]

I get the following error:

The encrypted template G:\INETPUB\

http://WWWROOT\CFM\STUDENT_RESOURCES\GATSBY\ASSIGNMENTS\LOGIN.CFM

contains invalid CFML syntax.

I have encrypted the template, but I know that prior to encrypting it, it was working perfectly. Could it be the version that I encoded it (2)? What else could it be?

Ryan ;-]

 

[CFHub]

That sounds odd for sure. I suppose you tried (1)?

Assuming one of these works, you may like the following script which recursively encrypts and copies your entire web folder (moves the images, everything so you can maintain "two" working copies)

Hope you get that worked out

http://cfhub.com/tutorials/cfencode/cfencode.cfm

 

[GunJack]

Do you still have a copy of the un-encrypted template?

GJ

 

[rmz8]

Yes, I still have a copy. I haven't tried using version one. All I did was use it from the command line, like:

C:\CFUSION\BIN\cfencode.exe C:\WINDOWS\Desktop\gray\gatsby\tools\send_password\send.cfm /v "2"

That was already a copy, so I allowed it to overwrite.

CFHUB, what version does your application on CFHUB.com use?

Ryan ;-]

 

[CFHub]

EncryptMe.cfm

<cfset PathToExe=&quot;c:\cfusion\bin\cfencode.exe&quot;>
<cfset InputFile=&quot;c:\test\unencrypted.cfm&quot;>
<cfset OutputFile=&quot;c:\test\encrypted.cfm&quot;>

<cfexecute
name=&quot;#PathToExe#&quot;
arguments=&quot;#InputFile# #OutputFile# /q /v 2 &quot;
timeout=&quot;60&quot;>
</cfexecute>


This one uses &quot;2&quot;.... (so does the &quot;recursive&quot; version)