Protx VSP Direct v2.0.0

No, as Conor said in post #3:

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The warning in the admin will still show as it is output from the languages file. The code that checks if Blowfish support is installed only looks at the include paths on your server and this language file is loaded from within the "admin" folder, so it wouldn't see that you have added the necessary files. You will however be using the encryption functionality of our Protx Direct module if you have added the files as above.

To disable the warning in the admin as well, you could also copy the Crypt folder created above into your admin/ folder... it will then be seen by the languages file. This is not advised though as the better solution overall is to get the Crypt_Blowfish module installed properly (as in via the pear command)! ;)

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Or you could ask your host to install Blowfish - they should do so happily.

Thanks so much Pixxi - I got it sorted now!!!

One day i'll get the hang of this whole Zencart thing! :wink2:

just an update - the module is working perfectly with 1.3.5 it was an issue with the bank itself :D

thanks Conor

My zen admin says this....

Warning:
You do NOT have PEAR:Crypt_Blowfish installed on your server!
Encryption will not be used for the Credit/Debit Card Details being stored in the Session.

but when i try to install my command line says this

[root@www logs]# pear install Crypt_Blowfish
Package 'Crypt_Blowfish' already installed, skipping

Any help???

Hi,

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Originally Posted by marcps

Any help???

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This means that your PHP installation can't access the PEAR folder... either your include path is wrong or you have open_basedfir restrictions in effect.

Switch on Debug Mode in the Protx Direct module and put through a test order... it will tell you what your include path and open_basedir settings are. You can then update the include path for your server (php.ini) to also include the path to your PEAR installation (or adjust your open_basedir settings).

Once you've done that then the warning will more than likely go away.

Hope that helps!

All the best...

Conor
ceon

Hi, just wondering if it was an oversight but it seems basket contents do not get sent through the same way as they do via Protx form, What i mean is, they do get sent but via the (Description=) I looked at the way it is sent using Protx form and it looks like it wants number of lines blah blah blah ..


Just wondering if this will be or can be added to this mod?? :lookaroun

I am getting the "Couldn't create a transaction (VRTXInvalidIPAddress)" error message and can't seem to get past it even though I'm following the advice in the protx_direct faqs. I've contacted the web host to check which IP address I should use and they insist I'm using the right one. Is there any other reason why I might be getting that particular error?

Many thanks for any help!

Hi,

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Originally Posted by powersellersuk

Just wondering if this will be or can be added to this mod??

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There are no plans to add it at this time as the Protx Direct module doesn't tend to fail in the same way as Protx Form sometimes can (if there is a problem with Protx Returning to the server so that the order can be created). Protx Direct carries out all the transactions via a cURL call then creates the order... it can only fail if there are server issues and the cURL call never returns (or the PHP script gets interrupted between that point and creating the order... only takes milliseconds so is unlikely!).

If you still want this feature please feel free to request a quote from us.

All the best...

Conor
ceon

Hi,

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Originally Posted by webfooted

I've contacted the web host to check which IP address I should use and they insist I'm using the right one. Is there any other reason why I might be getting that particular error?!

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No. Your web host's staff are unreliable! :(

Unfortunately there are few hosts that just don't seem to understand that their clients might want to use software on their server which makes use of web services (e.g. payment systems!!).

The IP address your server is using is different from the IP address your site is hosted at.

Please upload the following script to your server and call it from your browser:
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<?php

$url = 'http://ceon.net/WHATISTHISSERVERSIP';

$contents = @file_get_contents($url);

print "Contact me now to let me know that you've carried out this test and I'll get the IP address from my logs!";

exit;

?>
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As the message says, please let me know when you've done this and I can see what IP address your server contacted mine from.

All the best...

Conor
ceon

Just wanted to say a public thank you to Conor. I ran the script he posted and he sent me the correct IP address to use. No more error message :-)

Now to send the web hosts a piece of my mind...