Re: Bug #8255 Updated: CyberCash support not correctly installed
I am no longer using the MCK to connect to CyberCash. The system was
replaced by the new payflow pro system from verisign. This uses an
application on the command line to pass input to and from the Verisign
servers. Furthermore, I do not have access to the FreeBSD servers anymore
(replaced with linux servers).
Should you wish to author an extension to supprt pfpro or need further help
in testing/debugging please let me know and I will be happy to test.
Ori Staub
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> ID: 8255
> Updated by: lobbin
> Reported By: ori@chikki.net
> Status: Feedback
> Bug Type: Cybercash related
> Operating System: Red Hat Linux 6.1
> PHP Version: 4.0.2
> New Comment:
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> Can you try this with newer MCK and PHP 4.1.1?
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> [2002-01-07 09:11:14] lobbin@php.net
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> Can you try this with newer MCK and PHP 4.1.1?
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> [2000-12-14 07:31:47] ori@chikki.net
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> CyberCash support for FreeBSD (3.2.0.3) does not compile properly with
> php (the problem only exists with the FreeBSD - the Linux version
> works).
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> If you insert the MCK install parent dir, it will not compile (where it
> will in the Linux version). This can be overcome by appending the path
> /c-api/lib/ which is where the correct header files seem to be - this
> will allow the install. However the CyberCash enabled "box" does not
> appear in phpinfo(), nor does it accept any cybercash functions (e.g.
> cybercash_encr()).
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> I tried using the latest version (php-4.0.5-dev from snaps.php.net) and
> this does not work with the FreeBSD version. only with the linux
> version.
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> I am afraid I am unsure where the problem lies, the MCK or PHP (I
> looked into the content of the FreeBSD and Linux MCK - the directory
> structure seems the same - so why should I append the c-api/lib dir for
> the
> FreeBSD version?!)
>
> Ori
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