Payflow Pro Billing Address Error

[ComputerLarry]

I've installed the lastest patches to Zen Cart. They fixed the missing country error with PayPal payments. PayPal works fine. Whenever I try and make a credit card payment with the Payflow Pro, the payment is rejected.

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Result code: 126:
There has been an error processing your credit card, please try again.

Your billing address is shown to the left. The billing address should match the address on your credit card statement. You can change the billing address by clicking the Change Address button.
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I've reentered the address, but it didn't help.

I Included two screen shots, if they're any help

Thanks for any help.



Larry

[DrByte]

Error 126 suggests that the payflow lib files aren't set up to be eXecutable. You'll need to set the file permissions properly.

[ComputerLarry]

Error 126 suggests that the payflow lib files aren't set up to be eXecutable. You'll need to set the file permissions properly.

I checked the permissions on everything. Everything in the folder was set to allow execution by owner, group, world. I reset them again for good measure.

I did notice on the order confirmation page that there's a message:
(NOTE: Module binaries not executable or lib path not found) I sent a picture.



So if there's a path error, how do I find it? I checked all the modules. Which includes folder does it go in? I did main includes, not admin includes.

[DrByte]

DIR_FS_CATALOG is defined in your configure.php files.

It then attempts to access the files via:

          $this->linux_binary = DIR_FS_CATALOG . 'includes/modules/payment/bin/pfpro';
          $this->linux_lib = DIR_FS_CATALOG . 'includes/modules/payment/lib';

and

        putenv("LD_LIBRARY_PATH=".getenv("LD_LIBRARY_PATH").":".$this->linux_lib);
        putenv("PFPRO_CERT_PATH=".MODULE_PAYMENT_PAYFLOWPRO_CERT_PATH);
        $resultcodes=exec($this->linux_binary . ' '.$url. ' 443 "'.$parmList.'" 30  2>&1', $output, $return_value);

        // $resultcodes contains any O/S-reported feedback while attempting to execute the pfpro binary
        // $output contains the feedback from the transaction authorization
        // $return_value contains feedback as O/S return code

What is your DIR_FS_CATALOG setting?
What folder/path are your lib and bin folders located at ?

[ComputerLarry]

DIR_FS_CATALOG is defined in your configure.php files.

It then attempts to access the files via:

          $this->linux_binary = DIR_FS_CATALOG . 'includes/modules/payment/bin/pfpro';
          $this->linux_lib = DIR_FS_CATALOG . 'includes/modules/payment/lib';

and

        putenv("LD_LIBRARY_PATH=".getenv("LD_LIBRARY_PATH").":".$this->linux_lib);
        putenv("PFPRO_CERT_PATH=".MODULE_PAYMENT_PAYFLOWPRO_CERT_PATH);
        $resultcodes=exec($this->linux_binary . ' '.$url. ' 443 "'.$parmList.'" 30  2>&1', $output, $return_value);

        // $resultcodes contains any O/S-reported feedback while attempting to execute the pfpro binary
        // $output contains the feedback from the transaction authorization
        // $return_value contains feedback as O/S return code

What is your DIR_FS_CATALOG setting?
What folder/path are your lib and bin folders located at ?

I found a permissions problem in both the bin and lib

The warnings from Step 3 are gone. But when I click on Confirm, I get sent back to step two with a warning that the Billing address in the system doesn't match the statement address. I am using my own credit card, so I know that the billing address is OK.





define('DIR_FS_CATALOG', '/www/larryozone/catalog/');

That appears to be right. That's in the config.php located /admin/includes

And below is from /includes

// * DIR_FS_* = Filesystem directories (local/physical)
//the following path is a COMPLETE path to your Zen Cart files.

('DIR_FS_CATALOG', '/www/larryozone/catalog/');

[DrByte]

Without seeing it first-hand, I suspect that the billing-address warning is a misnomer.
Instead, if you're still getting 126 error results, it might be worth checking your server's errorlog for any specific error codes reported to apache by PHP.

[ComputerLarry]

Without seeing it first-hand, I suspect that the billing-address warning is a misnomer.
Instead, if you're still getting 126 error results, it might be worth checking your server's errorlog for any specific error codes reported to apache by PHP.

Here's the only errors I see in the Apache log error_log

[Sun Jun 3 17:11:24 2007] [error] [client 65.209.17.4] File does not exist: /www/larryozone/catalog/includes/templates/zc_gloss_blue/images/footerbg2.jpg
[Sun Jun 3 17:11:24 2007] [error] [client 65.209.17.4] File does not exist: /www/larryozone/favicon.ico
[Sun Jun 3 17:12:14 2007] [error] [client 65.209.17.4] File does not exist: /www/larryozone/catalog/includes/templates/zc_gloss_blue/images/footerbg2.jpg
[Sun Jun 3 17:12:14 2007] [error] [client 65.209.17.4] File does not exist: /www/larryozone/favicon.ico
sh: -c: line 1: syntax error near unexpected token `0'
sh: -c: line 1: `exit(0)'

[flloyd]

I haven't seen anyone mention it yet but I ran into big troubles when I tried to use PayPal's SDK on IA_64 (64 bit Intel) Linux. Their program, 'pfpro' and their library, libpfpro.so, are incompatible in 64-bit.

I spoke to their developers and they have decided to drop the whole thing and just go to a straight HTTPS POST model.

I have it working now using curl and none of the libraries or binaries from PayPal. Both in Perl and in PHP on my website, including Zen Cart.

The modifications to the payflowpro.php module were fairly straightforward.
If someone encourages me, I'll post it back here.

-fred

[dbritton]

We are currently using the php pfpro extension to do Payflow Pro transactions, but are about to move to a 64-bit server. Having just discovered that the Payflow Pro SDK doesn't support 64-bit architectures, I was interested to see your note.

If you would be so kind as to post your payflowpro.php modifications, that would be great!

Dianne