Re: RP: AuthorizeNet, CyberCash "Invalid card type" Error

[Dave/WebMaster <ddave@ddave.com>]

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On Fri, 4 Jun 1999, reuben wrote:

> I recently ran into the same problem while installing 
> Cybercash 3.2. I'm not sure how proficient you are with 
> Cybercash/MV so I hope that I am not insulting anyone 
> by making the following suggestions. Disclaimer: Note 
> that I'm not that proficient with MV and I bearly 
> understood half of what was posted on this list (if that 
> gives you an idea).

Hey, don't feel bad... I'm wading throught this for the first time. 
Everything else seems to have fallen into place and has been pretty 
straightforward except for the authorize.net/CyberCash hack.


> The first thing is to check is --
> Make sure that Cybercash works -before- installing it with 
> Minivend (someone on this list mentioned it before). Run 
> Cybercash's Express Setup and try out their test. Use 
> the Debug mode in Cybercash, and use the Visa/MC test 
> account numbers (4111 1111 1111 1111 should suffice). 
> If Cybercash doesn't see the transaction, then you have a 
> problem with your set up with Cybercash. Make sure the 
> test amount you use is less than $100 (it only works with 
> less than $100).
> 
> If that works, change the catalog configuration file of MV.
> Incidentally, use MV 3.12 if you are using Cybercash 3.2. 
> I have never got MV 3.10 to work with Cybercash 3.2 
> even after heavy amounts of tweaking (see disclaimer). 
> Test that again using the Debug mode.

So far, all the tests have been <$100.00. We are running MV 3.12 with the
CyberCash2 for authorize.net module at: 

ftp://ftp.minivend.com/pub/CCLib.pm_authorizenet

The test account numbers give the same error "Invalid card type" as do 
real credit card numbers. The catalog.cfg settings for authorize.net are:

Variable	CYBER_PORT	443
Variable	CYBER_HOST	www.authorize.net
Variable	CYBER_VENDOR	myusername
Variable	CYBER_SECRET	mypassword # authorize.net said anything 
					   # could be placed here
Variable	CYBER_MODE	mauthonly
Variable	CYBER_AVS	FALSE
[...]
CreditCardAuto No
[...]
CyberCash Yes

We upgraded to Perl5.00502
Running RSA BSAFE-based version of SSLeay included with Stronghold secure 
server software.


> The one trick I tried was to test Cybercash 3.2 with the 
> simple demo provided in MV 3.12. If that works (and it 
> should cos I have tried it), then there is something wrong 
> with -your- programming, not MV.
> 
> eh.. hope that helps.

Since we are not using CyberCash for CC authorization, but Authorize.net, 
should the testing be done with the CyberCash 3.2 module?

Are there special calls needed on the checkout.html that aren't included 
with the demo pages?

Regards,

Dave/WebMaster

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