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Alan.Guggenheim

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Errors 9003 with Authorize.net and MD5
April 05, 2010, 02:02:21 pm
I am trying to setup Authorize.net as Payment processor and I am running into errors.
1- yes, PCRE and CURL are enabled and verified
2- Authorize.net works fine with ubercart on our drupal section of the website
3- Paypal works with CiviCRM Contribute and Events
I am getting an error 9003:MD5 Verification failed when the MD5 field is used.

Any idea what it can be or how to debug this?

Thanks
« Last Edit: April 05, 2010, 07:39:08 pm by Alan.Guggenheim »

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Re: Errors 9001 and 9003 with Authorize.net
April 05, 2010, 07:37:18 pm
Does your website have a valid SSL certificate and within CiviCRM do you have "force SSL" enabled in global settings?  Often I've found that Authorize.net requires this.
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Re: Errors 9003 with Authorize.net and MD5
April 05, 2010, 07:44:52 pm
Thanks, yes, we have a valid SSL certificate. I removed the MD5 hash from CiviCRM and now it workds, but I would prefer to have it.
As far as force SSL, I checked, and it is not enabled.
When i try, it complains, though that "You need to set up a secure server before you can use the Force Secure URLs option"
Not sure what they mean and where to check. Any idea?
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rasmuslerdorf

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Re: Errors 9003 with Authorize.net and MD5
April 13, 2010, 10:25:24 am
I had the same problem.  The authorize.net MD5 value is the non-hashed value, while the CiviCRM value is the hashed value.
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