We have frpig1001 built and puppetized with Debian Stretch, and the next step before we swap it for thulium is to test smashpig on the newer PHP7 etc. stack.
| Status | Subtype | Assigned | Task | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Resolved | Jgreen | T185013 EPIC: migrate fundraising off of Debian Jessie | |||
| Resolved | Jgreen | T197887 test and deploy payments-listener Debian Stretch / PHP 7 | |||
| Resolved | Jgreen | T187365 rack frpig1001 | |||
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| Resolved | Jgreen | T202426 set up frpig1001 as payments-listener.frdev.wikimedia.org temporarily | |||
| Resolved | Jgreen | T202520 set up NAT from 208.80.155.15 to frpig1001 | |||
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| Restricted Task | |||||
| Resolved | Jclark-ctr | T203520 decommission thulium.frack.eqiad.wmnet |
Tested Amazon, worked great after XML extension added - message sent to test donations queue.
Tested PayPal with a sandbox IPN message. Worked correctly when settings had production post-back address (verification failed, message dumped). When I changed the post-back address to use the sandbox one, the request kept timing out, but it did that for me locally too. I'm satisfied with the fact that it got that far, and sent a coherent failmail.
Testing Adyen - missing PHP SOAP extension! package php-soap needed.
Tested an AstroPay / d*Local IPN. Received fine, did the security check and correctly failed the signature, which was for the test account.
OK, cool! The Adyen payment went through fine that time. I'm happy with the amount of testing now.
It's a site we support mainly for legacy Paypal recurring payments, at this point all it does is redirect specific URLs. It's on an IP alias to simplify SSL cert handling, so we just need to confirm that it works properly after we enable the IP.