I don't believe you can access AuthNet unencrypted. If so, I don't know how and they don't seem to publicize it. Tried Data::Dumper as you suggested: 

$VAR1 = 'x_Login=testdrive&x_Version=3.0&x_ADC_Delim_Data=TRUE&x_ADC_U
+RL=FALSE&x_Test_Request=TRUE&x_Type=AUTH_ONLY&x_Method=CC&x_First_Nam
+e=John&x_Last_Name=Doe&x_Amount=1&x_Card_Num=4222222222222&x_Exp_Date
+=1102';
$VAR2 = undef;

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I would guess that $VAR2 = undef might be part of the problem.

-THRAK
www.polarlava.com

In reply to Re: Re: Interfacing to Authorize.Net by THRAK
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