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Curl Error: Nss: Client Certificate Not Found: _paypal_cert_key.txt
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Brian Reynolds
53 posts
Thu Apr 02, 15 7:55 PM CST
I have this error.
I moved my site to a new machine. Everything works fine, except this. All databases, SSL certificate, wordpress, etc.
I read the two other threads about this and tried the solutions there, specifically:
> I am using version 7.1.0
> I have the same API credentials on Paypal, nothing changed, I have not modified or revoked the cert
> I have a current Paypal Payments Pro account
> The file didn't change on move, was same one i've been using for 5 years and 2 other hosting moves
> I re-downloaded and uploaded it via FTP to make sure. Viewing the file, it had the full RSA PRIVATE KEY and CERTIFICATE sections
> I've tried both 755 and 644 permissions
> I tried without any .htaccess file
> You can see it's there caliphotography.com/photos/payment/_paypal_cert_key.txt
Is there anything else server side I should check? Any environment variables or settings? I am running the latest CentOS 6 64-bit version with Webmin/Virtualmin. The server is a Core i5 with 8GB ram and my photocart domain is the only thing on the server.
Thanks,
-brian
I moved my site to a new machine. Everything works fine, except this. All databases, SSL certificate, wordpress, etc.
I read the two other threads about this and tried the solutions there, specifically:
> I am using version 7.1.0
> I have the same API credentials on Paypal, nothing changed, I have not modified or revoked the cert
> I have a current Paypal Payments Pro account
> The file didn't change on move, was same one i've been using for 5 years and 2 other hosting moves
> I re-downloaded and uploaded it via FTP to make sure. Viewing the file, it had the full RSA PRIVATE KEY and CERTIFICATE sections
> I've tried both 755 and 644 permissions
> I tried without any .htaccess file
> You can see it's there caliphotography.com/photos/payment/_paypal_cert_key.txt
Is there anything else server side I should check? Any environment variables or settings? I am running the latest CentOS 6 64-bit version with Webmin/Virtualmin. The server is a Core i5 with 8GB ram and my photocart domain is the only thing on the server.
Thanks,
-brian
Edited Thu Apr 02, 15 7:57 PM by Brian Reynolds
Tim - PicturesPro.com
16,717 posts
(admin)
Fri Apr 03, 15 10:16 AM CST
Sounds like something to do with the cURL extension, but I don't know what. Here is a search on it that may shed some light:
https://www.google.com/search?q=CURL+ERROR%3A+NSS%3A+client+certificate+not+found&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8
https://www.google.com/search?q=CURL+ERROR%3A+NSS%3A+client+certificate+not+found&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8
Tim Grissett, DIA - PicturesPro.com
My Email Address: info@picturespro.com
My Email Address: info@picturespro.com
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Brian Reynolds
53 posts
Sat Apr 04, 15 1:13 AM CST
for anyone else with this problem, I solved it by changing the file:
/payment/functions.php line 343
from:
curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_SSLCERT, $cert_url);
to:
curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_SSLCERT, "./".$cert_url);
/payment/functions.php line 343
from:
curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_SSLCERT, $cert_url);
to:
curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_SSLCERT, "./".$cert_url);
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