Have been installing Subs, and found one solution, and need help fixing another.

Current Problem > Setting Payment Gateway > CB Paid Subscriptions: Edit Payment gateway settings> PayPal >Encryption Form> Error = Private key File .../ssl/private is either not a private key or the password provided with this key is not valid.

Noticed that on the line "Your own Private Key file:", where you enter a server location, on the mouse hover over instructions it reads "the full path to file from Paypal Public certificate download. . . "



Question, what file am I supposed to add the location to, My own Private Key folder as the line on the left says, or the file path to the file downloaded from paypal as the hover over instructions say?

If I put in the folder name where the paypal downloaded file is, or if I put the folder path where my private key is, I still get the same error >Private key File /..../..../ssl/private is either not a private key or the password provided with this key is not valid.



Checked with the host. No password was used to issue the cert, so the password line is left blank.

Top of the page getting these two errors >> Warning: openssl_x509_read() [function.openssl-x509-read]: supplied parameter cannot be coerced into an X509 certificate! in /...../...../public_html/components/com_comprofiler/plugin/user/plug_cbpaidsubscriptions/cbpaidsubscriptions.gui.php on line 0

Warning: openssl_x509_read() [function.openssl-x509-read]: supplied parameter cannot be coerced into an X509 certificate! in /..../...../public_html/components/com_comprofiler/plugin/user/plug_cbpaidsubscriptions/cbpaidsubscriptions.gui.php on line 0

Thank you in advance!!

----Resolved installation error

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Problem.> 500 server errors - unable to access Settings on Paid Subscriptions Main Menu. If you clicked on the icon to open the Settings, the page would go to a 500 server error. Error was for IONcube, even though it was installed and configured correctly.

Solution> Required to have FastCgi enable on the system for CB subs to work correctly. Nothing mentioned on requirements or in the installation instructions.

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Post edited by: brewsmithy, at: 2009/05/04 07:53

Post edited by: brewsmithy, at: 2009/05/04 07:54