[Citrusdb-users] new user

[Victor Ientilucci]

Hey guys,

I just installed citrusDB and I am a new user of the software. I am
just checking if this list is still active.

I see that the config file is in the public space. This is not good. I
have moved the config file to a location outside of the public
directory. I will also be changing it to use SMTP PEAR Mail. I'll
release the changes once I am done if anyone cares.

Thanks.

[Julian @ digitalctrl]

Yes, it's still active. We're still here. :)

When I did an original setup for a client, I did the same. Many webhosts do
not allow their users to do this simple and necessary thing. Luckily,
there's a few of us who can and it seems we have the smarts to know to take
advantage of it.

Also, greetings, mate. :)

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-----Original Message-----
From: Victor Ientilucci [mailto:***@megawebsiteservices.com]
Sent: Saturday, July 02, 2011 2:24 PM
To: citrusdb-***@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: [Citrusdb-users] new user

Hey guys,

I just installed citrusDB and I am a new user of the software. I am
just checking if this list is still active.

I see that the config file is in the public space. This is not good. I
have moved the config file to a location outside of the public
directory. I will also be changing it to use SMTP PEAR Mail. I'll
release the changes once I am done if anyone cares.

Thanks.
--
Victor Ientilucci
President
Mega Website Services
416-779-6969
***@megawebsiteservices.com
http://megawebsiteservices.com



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[Paul Yasi]

Welcome to citrusdb, this list is still active, though often quiet.

There is a new project i'm working on to refactor citrusdb into
codeigniter if anyone is interested. This is totally unusable right
now, and i'm not sure how far i'll get. It is hosted at github,
https://github.com/paulyasi/citrusdb

citrusdb is using mail() in some places, but is swiftmailer to email
invoices in the most recent versions. swiftmailer can be told to use
smtp or sendmail as well if that is what you are looking for.

Paul

Post by Julian @ digitalctrl
Yes, it's still active. We're still here. :)
When I did an original setup for a client, I did the same. Many webhosts do
not allow their users to do this simple and necessary thing. Luckily,
there's a few of us who can and it seems we have the smarts to know to take
advantage of it.
Also, greetings, mate. :)
------------------------------
Julian B. Wilson
Lead IT Professional
Blackberry Phone: [phone]
1.888.889.0522
http://www.digitalctrl.org
-----Original Message-----
Sent: Saturday, July 02, 2011 2:24 PM
Subject: [Citrusdb-users] new user
Hey guys,
I just installed citrusDB and I am a new user of the software.  I am
just checking if this list is still active.
I see that the config file is in the public space. This is not good. I
have moved the config file to a location outside of the public
directory.  I will also be changing it to use SMTP PEAR Mail.  I'll
release the changes once I am done if anyone cares.
Thanks.
--
Victor Ientilucci
President
Mega Website Services
416-779-6969
http://megawebsiteservices.com
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Why? It contains a definitive record of application performance, security
threats, fraudulent activity, and more. Splunk takes this data and makes
sense of it. IT sense. And common sense.
http://p.sf.net/sfu/splunk-d2d-c2
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[Victor Ientilucci]

Hey guys,

I want to make some changes to this system. I don't want to store the
credit card. So rather than store the cc info , I am going to store a
token that I receive -> once I pass my merchant the info. So I still
take it in, but I send it off to the Exact Merchant system. They will
send me back a token which I will store for future subsequent requests.

I started to write a daemon called BAD - Billing Account Daemon. It
mashes 2 of your scripts and 1 of mine together.


$setupOptions = array("billingdate1" => $billingdate,"billingdate2" =>
$billingdate2,
"organization_id" => $organization_id, "user" => $user,
"ExactID" => $ExactID, 'Password' => $Password, "printOutput" =>
false);

$BAD = new BAD($setupOptions); // initializes BAD. Gets next batchID
$BAD->preProcess(); // exports cc info to file
$BAD->process(); // processes entries from exported file (Exact
specific)
$BAD->postProcess(); // imports cc resuls file into DB
$BAD->sendEmailFromBAD(); // email admin of all operations


It still needs to do the swap of cc info to token. I may not get to
finish it. But if I do, I will contribute to it , if anyone wants it.

Does anyone have any comments?

Thanks for your advice about the swifter mail. I was able to get it
working.




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Victor Ientilucci
President
Mega Website Services
416-779-6969
***@megawebsiteservices.com
http://megawebsiteservices.com

Post by Julian @ digitalctrl
Yes, it's still active. We're still here. :)
When I did an original setup for a client, I did the same. Many webhosts do
not allow their users to do this simple and necessary thing. Luckily,
there's a few of us who can and it seems we have the smarts to know to take
advantage of it.
Also, greetings, mate. :)
------------------------------
Julian B. Wilson
Lead IT Professional
Blackberry Phone: [phone]
1.888.889.0522
http://www.digitalctrl.org
-----Original Message-----
Sent: Saturday, July 02, 2011 2:24 PM
Subject: [Citrusdb-users] new user
Hey guys,
I just installed citrusDB and I am a new user of the software. I am
just checking if this list is still active.
I see that the config file is in the public space. This is not good. I
have moved the config file to a location outside of the public
directory. I will also be changing it to use SMTP PEAR Mail. I'll
release the changes once I am done if anyone cares.
Thanks.
--
Victor Ientilucci
President
Mega Website Services
416-779-6969
http://megawebsiteservices.com
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
--
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Why? It contains a definitive record of application performance, security
threats, fraudulent activity, and more. Splunk takes this data and makes
sense of it. IT sense. And common sense.
http://p.sf.net/sfu/splunk-d2d-c2
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