Payflow Pro in 1.3.6?

[jrennaker]

exec function is enables and I double checked the permissions on the files in the bin folder and they are set to 777.

PHP was not built with gd and openssl support. Could this be the problem?

[DrByte]

PHP was not built with gd and openssl support. Could this be the problem?

Possibly, but the binary should handle its communications to payflow directly, and doesn't talk to PHP in the process.
While I'd recommend having PHP compiled with openSSL support, I don't think it's the cause of your present problem.

[jrennaker]

When I attempt to check out, I receive a failure email with this infomation in the body. Can anyone shed some light on what this may mean?

valueA: sh: line 1: /.../includes/modules/payment/bin/pfpro: cannot execute binary file
valueB:
RetVal: 126
0 => sh: line 1: /.../includes/modules/payment/bin/pfpro: cannot execute binary file

[DrByte]

Apparently error 126 means "cannot execute binary file"
This would usually suggest that the file doesn't have acceptable permission masks set on it.
But you said you already marked it as executable.

That leaves the idea that maybe it can't find the file (although I would have expected a different error code for that).

This is a little puzzling though: the ... could be just a friendly thing to make the reported information more readable, or it could be a real problem, ie: an invalid path.

/.../includes/modules/payment/bin/pfpro

What is your DIR_FS_CATALOG setting in your /includes/configure.php file ?

[jrennaker]

define('DIR_FS_CATALOG', '/Library/WebServer/Documents/jadedistributing/');

I added the /.../ for posting purposes because the path was so long. Sorry to confuse you on this.

[DrByte]

No problem ... just making sure that wasn't the cause of the problem.


Perhaps you can engage your hosting company for assistance.

You need to find out why running this binary is giving errors:
/Library/WebServer/Documents/jadedistributing/includes/modules/payment/bin/pfpro

If you have shell access you might be able to test it yourself.

[jrennaker]

I am my own host. I am not sure how to test. Can you give me some guidance? Thanks

[DrByte]

open a shell prompt (aka "telnet") and run that command.

[jrennaker]

Sorry to sound like a total idiot, I guess this is how we learn, but I don't know what command I should run.

[DrByte]

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