cURL error (60): Peer certificate cannot be authenticated with given CA certificates

[duckydan]

If I remove my API key it works fine, if I have my API key in there it fails.  I'm assuming that means it is working and it is something with my API?

[Jack_mcs]

If you remove the API Key, the module won't work, at least not correctly. The key is what authorize.net checks to make sure you are connecting to your account. Without it, you can't.

[duckydan]

Right what I mean is, if I test connection without my API key in, I get a test successful result.  If I enter my API key in, it fails.  Additionally, if I enter a sandbox API key in, it works.

 

The owner of the store I am working on is fairly PO'd so trying to CMB and prove it's defintely the key.  They gave me a contact number and authorize says that it is a card in person account and that's the problem but their authorize vendor says that's BS so at this point i'm just trying to get things straight.

[duckydan]

Just an update... I got the updated key and sure enough it did work.  With that said, Authorize.net is not seeing the invoice number, only the amount.  What do I need to do to fix that?

[♥John W]

@@duckydan

Here's how I modified mine for the invoice number.  Right before the line

      $params = array('x_login' => substr(MODULE_PAYMENT_AUTHORIZENET_CC_AIM_LOGIN_ID, 0, 20),

add

// A.NET INVOICE NUMBER FIX
// find the next order_id to pass as x_Invoice_Num
        $inv_id = tep_db_query("select orders_id from " . TABLE_ORDERS . " order by orders_id DESC limit 1");
        $last_inv = tep_db_fetch_array($inv_id);
        $next_inv = $last_inv['orders_id']+1;
// END A.NET INVOICE NUMBER FIX

then you'll need to add this somewhere in the array

                      'x_Invoice_Num' => $next_inv,

And that will transmit the invoice number.

[duckydan]

Thank you very much, that worked!