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imitch1

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    Mitchell Gould

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  1. Okay, I'm getting the ebay error about my browser rejecting cookies. When I look in the folder where the ebay_cookie file should be, it is there with a modification date and time of roughly the same as when I clicked 'update' in admin. The cookie values in the file are identicle to the ones on my dev machine. what is wrong on the production server.
  2. I have FedEx RealTime Quotes 2.04 installed and working on my development machine. My production server is hosted on GoDaddy. All files are identical (except config files) and the database is identicle on my dev. and production servers. All of my FedEx shipping mod configs are identical on dev and production servers (including meter number). With debug on, I can see identical info being sent to FedEx for rating, but nothing returned on my production server. On the dev server, everything works fine. Please help?? -mitch
  3. Thanks. There is nothing in the auction_data table either. It's not getting that far. Right now, I've got the code stopping after the first cURL block. I've got it set to echo $pre_result, then die. This should return the ebay Sign-In page, next to my admin left nav. But nope. It's blank. Works perfectly on my dev server, but not on my prod. server. Just for kicks, I deleted everything on my production server and reinstalled. Same problem. Any other thoughts?
  4. Okay, I've got this contribution up and running perfectly on my development server. My production server is another story. At first, I experienced the cookie issue described below. I know this because I uncommented the debugging lines to see the results. I've changed the cookie path to a directory called 'MY_FULL_FILE_PATH_TO CATALOG/tmp/'. I know it is working because after creating the 'tmp' directory and clicking to update auctions, I can see a file called 'ebay_cookie' in that folder. I have altered to debug code to 'die;' right after echoing the debug lines. This returns the correct ebay information on my development server, but returns nothing on my production server. (hosted on a shared server on GoDaddy). When I say nothing, I mean Nothing, blank page, no errors, no nothing. When I didn't have the cookie path correct, I at least got a result from ebay. Not the desired result, but at least something. Now, none of the cURL code seems to return anything. All of this happens before the code mod from FlatCat. So, anyone have any ideas? -Mitch
  5. Great fix!! I was able to get it to work simply by replacing: $Start = "High Bidder's Email"; with: $Start = "Action"; (This seems to be the last word in the new table returned by ebay.)
  6. On a shared hosting server, would this be the drive's root directory or my account's root directory? Thanks, Mitch >>If you are running this on a Linux platform you may want to make sure there is a tmp directory on the root of the drive and the permissins are something loose like 755. >>Basically it is not that cURL is rejecting cookies it is that ebay can't find the cookies, so there is a problem writing or reading them.
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