Re: [cobalt-users] PayFlowPro Issues

[Lillith Lesanges <lillith@xxxxxxxxxx>]

On Friday, December 13, 2002, at 09:40 AM, Troy Arnold wrote:
> On Thursday, 12 Dec 2002 17:44:25 -0700 Lillith Lesanges wrote:
> > The relevant portion of the tiny readme.txt for installing the
> > payflowpro module says:
> >
> > "You must set the environment variable PFPRO_CERT_PATH to point to 
> > the directory that contains the file f73e89fd.0 in the certs 
> > subdirectory."
>
> LOL. Their document is shoddy at best. I successfully added the path 
> to the /etc/profile document, at the very end of the file as described 
> by Jeff Lasman.

That's exactly what I needed to know.  Thank you and Jeff.

> I am assuming the method I described above puts this in the 
> environmental variables globally available to all users. Am I correct? 
> I found where you can apply paths on a per-user basis... in a .bashrc 
> file... but it didn't seem applicable.

Yes.  It should.  Though, I am not convinced that it will properly load 
that into the httpd's environment, since httpd never actually 'logs in' 
as it were, to set that environment variable.  I'll give it a shot and 
let you know.

> You must be further along them I am. I can't get the test.sh file to 
> run correctly. It appears it is not locating the libpfpro.so file and 
> is not functioning properly.
> ...
> So the system is obviously not finding libpfpro.so - any advice on 
> fixing this? I think this must be the issue.

That's exactly where I was last night, when I posted.  Since then, I 
tracked it down.

libpfpro is still in the lib directory under  
/path/to/source/code/verisign/payflowpro/linux/perl/ ... which the 
linker can't find.  My solution was (as root) to put it in 
/usr/local/lib/ and then run 'ldconfig' so that it's properly accounted 
for.

So now that works, but the certs still aren't.  I'll try the 
/etc/profile trick and let folks know.


Lillith K. Lesanges