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This error also happened when the PHP file was corrupted with CNTRL+M
characters due to uploading it with FTP in binary instead of ascii mode
or saving the file with "Windows" line endings instead of "Unix" format.


Open the file on the server in an editor at a shell prompt and edit it
with pico, ex, or vi and you will see the CNTRL+M characters. If you see
them, try running the "dos2unix" program on the file from your shell
prompt:

   dos2unix /htdocs/www/certs/f73e89fd.0

If that does not fix it, delete the file and start over.

If yo cannot get your script to find the system copy of the payflow cert
by following the FAQ above, then just create a directory named "certs" 1
level below your payflow script and copy the 1 required payflow cert
into it.

The system copy of the cert is at /usr/share/ssl/certs/f73e89fd.0

For example, if the parent script (the one that calls all other scripts
by include()'s or require()'s) that does Payflow transactions is at 

    /htdocs/www/myapp/charge_card.php

then you should do this at a shell prompt:

      mkdir /htdocs/www/myapp/certs
      cd /htdocs/www/myapp/certs
      cp /usr/share/ssl/certs/f73e89fd.0 .

and your charge_card script will automatically find the cert. This is
because by default, the Payflow functions always look for the cert in
"./certs" if they can't find it anywhere else.

If you have many scripts in various directories that do transactions,
make the cert dir available to them with a symlink.

For a parent script at /htdocs/www/otherapp/subdir/script.php

Do this at a shell prompt:

   cd /htdocs/www/otherapp/subdir
   ln -s ../../myapp/certs certs

and then /htdocs/www/otherapp/subdir/certs will ead to the same place as
/htdocs/www/myapp/certs

For Miva with Payflow, you'll want to:

cd /htdocs/www/store/
ln -s /usr/share/ssl/certs/ certs