CCVS の設定

/usr/sbin/ccvs_configure

Type "accept" to accept this license, or anything else to exit.

This program creates the configuration file for CCVS functions.
To do this, you will require the following information:
 1: The clearing protocol you will be using. This may be MAPP,
ETC+, or any of the other protocols which CCVS supports. There
is also a demo protocol; if you have downloaded the free demo of
CCVS, you will be using the demo protocol.
 2: The unique number which identifies you to the clearing
house. This may be your merchant account number or a terminal id
number, depending on what protocol you will be using. This number
will be supplied when you set up your merchant account.
 3: Your modem type, and the serial port your modem is attached
to. You will also need modem configuration strings. (We can
supply modem configuration strings for many popular modems.)
 4: The location of your data directory. This is where the
configuration file and data directories will be placed.
 5: Other information as needed for particular protocols. This
information will generally be supplied when you set up your
merchant account.

We supply a worksheet which you can use to organize all this
information, including the details for each protocol. See the
file "setup.txt" in /usr/share/doc/CCVS-
<version>
.

The configuration program is running as user "
<username>
".
It is important that this be the same user which the actual CCVS
software will run as. (We recommend creating a special user
account for just this purpose.)

Do you wish to continue configuring CCVS as user "
<username>
"?

[Enter Y to continue, or N to stop here:]

The configuration program may not be run as root. You must run
this as the same user which the actual CCVS software will run as.
(We recommend creating a special user account for just this
purpose.)

Do you want to configure CCVS for the free demo, or a working
merchant account? (If you have not purchased a license for CCVS,
only the demo configuration is available.)

[Enter Y to use the demo configuration, N for a real configuration,
or . to exit:]

Where do you want to place the CCVS configuration files and
transaction queues? This should be a directory name which is
writable by the current user.
The default is "/var/ccvs".
Enter directory, or Return for default value, or . by itself to
back up.
>

What do you want to name this configuration? This should be a
short filename.
The default is "ccvs".
Enter name, or Return for default value, or . by itself to back
up.
>

Writing "/var/ccvs/ccvs.conf"...

The CCVS system is now configured.

Which protocol and merchant processor will you be using?

Credit card clearing protocols:
  1: ETC PLUS (FDR7/ETC7/FDR "Omaha"): First Data Corporation
  2: South Platform (FDR "Nabanco"): First Data Corporation
  3: MAPP: Global Payment Systems "St. Louis"
  4: NDC: Global Payment Systems "Atlanta" / NDC
  5: VITAL (Visa 2nd generation, K format): Visa/Total System Services
  6: UTF: Paymentech Inc.
  7: NOVA: NOVA Information Systems

[Enter a number, or . by itself to back up:]

What is the number of your merchant account?
Enter number, or . by itself to back up.
>

What is your CCVS software customer number?
Enter number, or . by itself to back up.
>

What is your CCVS software license key?
Enter number, or . by itself to back up.
>

What is the phone number of your merchant processor?
Enter number, or . by itself to back up.
>

Do you want to configure a pool of several modems? (If you answer
yes, all the modems must be exactly the same make and model. If
you want to use just one modem, answer no.)

[Enter Y or N, or . to back up:]

What serial port is your modem connected to? (Do not include the
"/dev/" prefix.) The default is ttyS0. The modem should be
connected and ready now, so that the serial port can be tested.

Enter port name, or Return for default value, or . by itself to
back up.
>

What type of modem do you have? This information makes it
possible to suggest modem configuration strings. If your modem
is not listed, you can choose "none of the above"; but you will
then have to create your own configuration strings, which is a
difficult process.

 1: USR Sportster/Courier
 2: Hayes Optima
 3: Chase Research PCI-RAS
 4: None of the above

[Enter a number, or . by itself to back up:]

The modem initialization string should set the modem to do no
protocol
negotiation. What string do you want to use?
A string which works for your modem is:
 \r~~~\rAT E0 L0 M1 V1 X4 &K0 &M0 +FCLASS=0
Enter string, or Return for suggested value.
>

The modem dial string should dial the modem. (Do not include a
Phone number.)
What string do you want to use?
A string which works for your modem is:
 ATDT
Enter string, or Return for suggested value.
>

The modem hang-up string should hang the modem up if it's
connected. What string do you want to use?
A string which works for your modem is:
 ~~~+++~~~~~~~~~\rATH0\r~~~
Enter string, or Return for suggested value.
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Initialize: \r~~~\rAT E0 L0 M1 V1 X4 &K0 &M0 +FCLASS=0
Dial: ATDT
Hang up: ~~~+++~~~~~~~~~\rATH0\r~~~
Are these the values you want?

[Enter Y to accept, N to change, . to back up.]

What baud rate do you want to use? You should use the
default unless you have explicit information that another
Value is appropriate.
The default baud rate is 1200.

Enter rate, or Return for default value, or . by itself to
back up.
>

Writing "/var/ccvs/ccvs.conf"...

The CCVS system is now configured.