Having errors on authorizenet_direct.php

[gheffron]

I'm trying to set up my connection with Authorize.net and have succeeded in getting the test transactions to go through. The customer is receiving an email both from the osC site and Authorize.net's system confirming the order. However, when the customer clicks on "Confirm Order" on /catalog/checkout_confirmation.php (the final point in the transaction process -- and the point where the transaction actually happens), they get the error below:


Warning: fopen(./authnet_debug.txt): failed to open stream: Permission denied in /home/httpd/vhosts/boulderingtopo.com/httpdocs/catalog/includes/modules/authorizenet_direct.php on line 117

Warning: fputs(): supplied argument is not a valid stream resource in /home/httpd/vhosts/boulderingtopo.com/httpdocs/catalog/includes/modules/authorizenet_direct.php on line 118

Warning: fclose(): supplied argument is not a valid stream resource in /home/httpd/vhosts/boulderingtopo.com/httpdocs/catalog/includes/modules/authorizenet_direct.php on line 119

Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by (output started at /home/httpd/vhosts/boulderingtopo.com/httpdocs/catalog/includes/modules/authorizenet_direct.php:117) in /home/httpd/vhosts/boulderingtopo.com/httpdocs/catalog/includes/functions/general.php on line 34


Note that I've changed the permissions on /catalog/includes/modules/authorizenet_direct.php to 777 without any change in the error (no improvement).

Any ideas as to what's happening?

Thanks ahead of time,
G Heffron

[michael_s]

chmod the directory and file authnet_debug.txt to 777

[gheffron]

I chmod'ed the modules directory to 777, but couldn't find authnet_debug.txt, even after searching the entire catalog directory (and subdirs).

Where is it located?

Thanks for the speedy reply,
G Heffron

[michael_s]

You probably have to manually create authnet_debug.txt and set the path in the file. That is what I would do. Just make a file called authnet_debug.txt and then note the path to it, then modify the file giving you the error to point to that file. Make sure it is chmod 777. Or you could just turn off debugging in authnet module.

[gheffron]

I took your advice and turned off debugging. Whouda thunk debugging would lead to bugs. Worked like a frickin' charm.

Thanks a heap,
G Heffron