V154 Still Getting Handshake Error After Upgrade

[Rick5150]

A blank page is typically caused by a PHP error occurring, and normally those are logged to /logs/myDebug-xxxxxxxx.log
What's the content of the latest myDebug-xxxxx.log file in that folder when you trigger that blank page?

Ah, it is looking for flatone.php...

[06-Feb-2015 03:17:52 America/Denver] PHP Warning:  include_once(includes/modules/shipping/flatone.php): failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home3/filmjack/public_html/ecommerce3/includes/classes/shipping.php on line 58
[06-Feb-2015 03:17:52 America/Denver] PHP Warning:  include_once(): Failed opening 'includes/modules/shipping/flatone.php' for inclusion (include_path='.:/usr/php/54/usr/lib64:/usr/php/54/usr/share/pear') in /home3/filmjack/public_html/ecommerce3/includes/classes/shipping.php on line 58
[06-Feb-2015 03:17:52 America/Denver] PHP Fatal error:  Class 'flatone' not found in /home3/filmjack/public_html/ecommerce3/includes/classes/shipping.php on line 59

[RodG]

Ah, it is looking for flatone.php...

So does this file actually exist? (probably not). That being the case you'll probably find that there *is* a file called flatone.php located in the /languages/english/modules/shipping folder. To get rid of the error you'll need to either replace the missing file, or remove this existing one. (these files are used in tandom).

This will have nothing to do with any SSL errors.

Cheers
RodG

[Rick5150]

This file did not exist in the new installation. I cannot remember if flatone.php is part of a module, but unless there was a old database reference, why would a new installation have the need for a file that does not exist in the original files?

Anyways, I added the file from my backup and PayPal express went straight through. No more white page. I think that the second time I imported everything, it seemed to 'take' better. Thank you for the help.

[Rick5150]

I contacted the customer who was most anxious about placing an order and had him try with the new site. It went right through.

I did not get a notification from the store or PayPal, but the transaction is not even showing in PayPal even though the balance show an increase in the amount of the order. Maybe this takes some extra time?

[DrByte]

Is the order showing in your store? If so, what payment module does it say it was paid with?

[Rick5150]

I am not sure which module was used...

The invoice does say "Payment Type: PayPal Express Checkout (instant)"

The transaction only showed in PayPal a few moments ago - over 3 hours from when the order was placed.

[DrByte]

PayPal is reporting that they've been having some server problems today:
https://www.paypal-notify.com/

I suppose that might explain the delay for it showing up in your account ... although it's quite unusual.

[RodG]

This file did not exist in the new installation.

That's because it isn't a standard part of ZenCart.

I cannot remember if flatone.php is part of a module,

If I had to take a guess, I'd say it is/was a modified copy of the flat rate shipping module (flat.php)

but unless there was a old database reference,

The problem/error has nothing to do with the database. (where did you get the idea that it was?)

why would a new installation have the need for a file that does not exist in the original files?

Because it would have been a new installation plus some files from and older installation.

Anyways, I added the file from my backup and PayPal express went straight through. No more white page. I think that the second time I imported everything, it seemed to 'take' better. Thank you for the help.

If you don't know what the 'flatone.php' payment module is used for it is probably best that you delete it again, and don't forget to delete the same named file in the /languages/modules/payments folder otherwise you'll be getting the same "No such file or directory" error that you previously reported.

As I stated previously, the /includes/modules/payments/filename.php files all have a corresponding file in the /languages/modules/payments/ folder (the names are the same, the contents and purpose of them are different).
These files need to be added or removed as pairs. If only one of the two files exist an error will occur.

Also as previously stated, the presence or absence of the flatone.php files will have no effect on the PayPal SSL handshaking in any way. What is/was happening in your case is that the error created is/was causing the PHP processor to 'die' before it even had a chance to load the PayPal modules.

If you are having a PayPal SSL error then it is a *different* problem with a *different* cause.

Cheers
RodG