First Data Payment Module Setup..

[mqeprez]

Have installed and configured Zen 1.5 for a client. Extremely pleased with overall operation and ease of use. That being said, have an issue with setting up the First Data Payment Module. This is what's been done... Initially configured zen as non-ssl until ssl cert was purchased and installed. Once done, I modified both configure.php files to SSL "true". Note: Main site and store are in same folder on site, httpdocs... verified the cert was working, in fact next time i was logging into site, it made me change my password because it picked up the fact that it was SSL active.. Got all the necessary info including .pem file. Uploaded .pem to /includes/modules/payment/linkpoint_api/XXXXXX.pem.. Now I go to the admin section.. Admin>modules>payments> and click on the firstdata... link and it gives me the same info as before and no install button... Does anyone have any idea on what could be wrong, I'm stuck...Thanks for your help!

[DrByte]

That module requires SSL for security.
In addition to setting ENABLE_SSL and ENABLE_SSL_ADMIN and ENABLE_SSL_CATALOG to 'true', in your admin you'll want to also copy what you've got in your HTTPS_SERVER setting into your HTTP_SERVER setting (yes, put the https address in the http define).

This is addressed in a note at https://www.zen-cart.com/tutorials/index.php?article=14

[mqeprez]

Thanks for the reply... I have actually done all of you've stated...
The http and the Https are both set to:

define('HTTP_SERVER', 'http://www.client.com');
define('HTTPS_SERVER', 'http://www.client.com');
define('HTTP_CATALOG_SERVER', 'http://www.client.com');
define('HTTPS_CATALOG_SERVER', 'http://www.client.com');

That's why I'm stuck here because everything mentioned has been done... Any other suggestions??

Thanks again for the prompt reply.. I appreciate it..

[DrByte]

No, you need an https address in those entries of your admin configure.php, not an http address.

[mqeprez]

Is that even though both the main site and the store are in the same directory? in other words: www.client.com/store??

[DrByte]

Is that even though both the main site and the store are in the same directory? in other words: www.client.com/store??

I'm not sure what exactly you're talking about, but as far as the Firstdata module goes, the "directory" has no relevance to it being available or not.

[mqeprez]

k.. I think I know what the problem is then.. The domain setting are set to 2 different servers. I have email on one server and the site on a dedicated server... the "www" resolves to the dedicated server where the site is... the "@" goes to the email server.. which also affects the resolving of "https". I will need to change that for this to work.

[mqeprez]

So the setup should be:

define('HTTP_SERVER', 'http://www.client.com');
define('HTTPS_SERVER', 'https://www.client.com');
define('HTTP_CATALOG_SERVER', 'http://www.client.com');
define('HTTPS_CATALOG_SERVER', 'https://www.client.com');

If I understand you correctly...

Thanks again for the reply and assistance.. appreciate it!

[DrByte]

No. What you just quoted is what one would use if they only wanted to secure the admin login page.

It would be a LOT more constructive if you would use ACTUAL urls so I could visit them and see what exactly is happening on those sites, since clearly you're misunderstanding everything I'm saying since I have to talk in concepts instead of specifics, and whatever you're doing when translating into specifics isn't working for you.

[mqeprez]

ok.. let me try this.. on my server the folder where everything is located is: "httpdocs". The SSL cert acquired was installed on that server and is for www.client.com with a dedicated ip address.. The store is in a subdirectory of the site... So when setting the SSL path I used the same path for both http and https... I am assuming that is incorrect... I am going to have to switch the ip pointer to have it resolve properly for it to work... to even explain it more.. http://www.client.com goes to the new site with the SSL cert, https://www.client.com goes to the old server with no SSL cert... If I understand you correctly, that's the problem.. I need the https to resolve correctly to the new server...

Please advise and thanks !!

The actual site is www.hailusa.com/store