Is there a CFMX tag to skip CF processing?

[rob@whizbang.net]

We've got large access log files in our secure intranet. They're stored as
..TXT files, and not being processed by CFMX, which in itself is not an issue.
The problem is that the security routines in application.cfm don't run when a
..txt file is called.

What I want to do is store the logs in .cfm files, but not waste valuable CPU
processes by attemping to parse the megabytes of data in each log. Is there a
tag that will skip the processing of data?

ie:


<CFBYPASS>
tons of data here... all to be ignored by CFMX
</CFBYPASS>

Thanks for help that anyone can give.

Rob

[dempster]

Are you storing the logs in .cfm files just to add security so they can't be
viewed outside the application.cfm rules?

If so, a better solution would be to store the logs in a directory on the
server that is outside the web document root. Use the server to restrict access
to the files/directories, then use a ColdFusion program to view or process the
log files.

Does that make sense?

-Paul

[Mr Black]

<!---
tons of data here... all to be ignored by CFMX
---!>

[Mike Greider]

I agree with dempster, but also .. what about cfabort?