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    Failed Paypal/Sagepay transaction-How to identify the relevant log entries?

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    • P
      pm1961
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      Novice needing help please!

      I recently had problems completing an online transcation.

      Using paypal proceeded normally but stalled at a point where it appeared to redirect me to sagepay resulting in a blank/black screen.

      Trying the same transaction using card details alone ended the same way with a redirect to sagepay and a blank screen.

      Three different browsers ended with the same result.

      The only clue I had with one of the browsers was a problem with a self signed certificate being rejected.

      The blunt solution was to switch off pfBlockerNG and the transaction went through fine.

      I don't have/haven't had any problems with other online merchants before now.

      I've perused the logs and nothing jumps off the page at me.

      Any pointers please, as to where I should be looking and how to identify it would be gratefully received.

      Thanks,

      Paul

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      • GertjanG
        Gertjan
        last edited by

        Hi,

        Look at the pfBlockerNG-devel Reports page. Look at the Alerts and DNSBL lists. Look for the IP your device us using, and then a destination that should have a relation with this "sagepay " (whatever that is).

        Note : Feeds used by pfBlockerNG are created by humans like you and me - most often 'just for fun and to help the community'. They could be useful for some one, contain IP's that shouldn't be blocked for others. It's NOT an exact science.

        No "help me" PM's please. Use the forum, the community will thank you.
        Edit : and where are the logs ??

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