Thanks, the decoding doesn't seem to be working if I've handled it correctly.

As far as I can tell, I'm ending the script gracefully as the web page for sending the test reports everything ok (so I assume that means that it's got all the responses it expected)

The 'invalid' it sends is in content not a header, incidentally.

I do wonder if this issue may to be do with my apache set up and the forwarding to Dancer and if there might not be some kind of header changing going on there.

I've also seen someone claim their script doesn't work in the simulator but does when they use the sandbox environment

I think, for now, I'm going to use a different validation method - or just assume that the IPN is good enough as it is.

If I solve this, I'll come back and report on it.

Thanks again

MorayJ

In reply to Re^3: How do you use Paypal IPN with Dancer2? by MorayJ
in thread How do you use Paypal IPN with Dancer2? by MorayJ

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