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Download SquirrelMail and look for the code handling DIGEST authentication. DigAuth involves calculating MD5 hashes and as far as I remember there was a pure PHP implementation of mhash there. If not, try googling &quot;pure php mhash&quot;. Alternatively, see if they have Perl/Python packages installed that calculate mhash.
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will authorize.net allow any other script with out MHASH with the data?<br />

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I'm trying to set up a simple form to be posted to authorize.net so the customer can charge their card. I keep on getting the error that I need the MHASH function.<br />
The php server version I'm on is 4.3.*. I don't have access to the actual server so I can not install anything or upgrade the system.<br />
Is there any other way around this?
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I'm trying to set up a simple form to be posted to authorize.net so the customer can charge their card. I keep on getting the error that I need the MHASH function.
The php server version I'm on is 4.3.*. I don't have access to the actual server so I can not install anything or upgrade the system.
Is there any other way around this?

Download SquirrelMail and look for the code handling DIGEST authentication. DigAuth involves calculating MD5 hashes and as far as I remember there was a pure PHP implementation of mhash there. If not, try googling &quot;pure php mhash&quot;. Alternatively, see if they have Perl/Python packages installed that calculate mhash.

will authorize.net allow any other script with out MHASH with the data?


Getting around installing MHASH for authorize.net

I&#39;m trying to set up a simple form to be posted to authorize.net so the customer can charge their card. I keep on getting the error that I need the MHASH function.
The php server version I&#39;m on is 4.3.*. I don&#39;t have access to the actual server so I can not install anything or upgrade the system.
Is there any other way around this?

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