At 11.28 -0400 10/2/2000, Ryan Adams wrote:
>
>Thanks everyone for listening to me rant. I'll keep you posted on what I
>come up with. I'm toying
>with the idea of writing an CyberCash module for the Business::OnlinePayment
>interface. Anyone have
>any idea where to start?
>
>RYAN
Actually,
>I decided to jump in and start hacking the CyberCash perl libraries and
they
>are full of
>junk. They don't use "use strict" and when I put it in all of them, it
blew
>up.
I believe there is a pretty stable loadable library written in C that can
talk to CyberCash - you might be better off wrapi
Thanks for the info and code. That is essentially what I was doing as well.
I was just
getting a lot of errors. Looking further into their code, they're
misspelling a lot of their
own variable names and have some incorrect regex syntax.
Lots of "Use of uninitialized value in concatenation...",
I have been using version 3.2.0.4, it definately leaves something to be
desired. Insecure /tmp files, C-ish coding style, no good testing
facilities, it goes on. One thing to note about the perfectly valid
cards failing randomly: one time for a few months one time of credit
card would fail no ma
> "RA" == Ryan Adams <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
RA> I'm trying to integrate CyberCash with a shopping system that we've
RA> developed in-house using mod_perl almost exclusively. I haven't been
RA> particularly impressed with the way it installs. We're on a Linux machine
RA> and it has a ve
> "YR" == Yann Ramin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
YR> CyberCash is not reliable. Perfectly valid credit cards fail auth
YR> at times, and the service has a tendancy to crap out. What the
YR> book suggested to do was to have a backend which goes and queries
This has never been my experience
(not the
girl... ;) the guy
in the suit.
Thanks for the input,
RYAN
-Original Message-
From: Yann Ramin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Sunday, October 01, 2000 6:06 PM
To: Ryan Adams
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: CyberCash and mod_perl Experiences
I haven't dealt with CyerC
I haven't dealt with CyerCash before, but have some ideas which I read from a
somewhat useful book I got for free (Phillip and Alex's Guide to Web
Publishing).
CyberCash is not reliable. Perfectly valid credit cards fail auth at times,
and the service has a tendancy to crap out.
What the book
Hello all,
I'm trying to integrate CyberCash with a shopping system that we've
developed in-house using mod_perl almost exclusively. I haven't been
particularly impressed with the way it installs. We're on a Linux machine
and it has a very NT-centric design, in my opinion.
I have been able to