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We have just started using the Payeezy system Jack and found that the PHP sample code they supplied works perfectly to create the hash.

This is our modified version of that code:

// String together the values that contribute to x_fp_hash
$hmac_data = $x_login . "^" . $x_fp_sequence . "^" . $x_fp_timestamp . "^" . $x_amount . "^" . $x_currency_code;

// Form the MD5 hash using the transaction key
$x_fp_hash = hash_hmac('MD5', $hmac_data, $transaction_key);


Since that part of our system is PHP based I have not had a need to perform the same task from RPG so I can’t help you there.



On Dec 30, 2015, at 10:09 AM, Jack Tucky <jacktucky@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

I knew my post was long but I thought I put it together properly. The
website name is payeezy.com. Not sure if it's worth posting since you need
a user id/password to use their testing tools.

In my first post i stated that I was using the Qc3CalculateHash and the the
sample code was using the PHP HMAC-MD5, I didn't know that Hmac and MD5
were different.

Thanks for clearing that up. I'll look at the other API


On Tue, Dec 29, 2015 at 4:47 PM, John Yeung <gallium.arsenide@xxxxxxxxx>
wrote:

On Tue, Dec 29, 2015 at 4:36 PM, Kevin Bucknum
<Kevin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
HMAC is not just an MD5 hash. Go to
http://www.freeformatter.com/hmac-generator.html to see a web site that
will match up with the example you are given.

Yes, finally. If he'd just come out and said HMAC from the beginning,
it would have saved a lot of trouble.

And yes, I've confirmed with Python also that the example he's looking
for is an HMAC using the MD5 algorithm, with the "salt" as the key.

John Y.
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