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- 2.6 Purge Cart Database
- 2.7 Review Orders
- 2.7.1 Tracking Info Setup
- 2.8 PGP Key
- 2.8.1 Generate public and secret key
- 2.8.2 Extract your public key
- 2.8.3 Insert Key
2.5 Change Admin PasswordTo change the shopping cart admin password, select the Change Admin button of the admin interface. Refer to Figure 2-1. Once you submit this change, it will take effect immediately. After submitting a new password, you will be prompted to enter your new password before proceeding. Once you enter your new password in your browser's login box, you will be able to continue to administer your shop. 2.6 Purge Cart DatabaseTo purge the cart database, select the Purge Cart Database button on the main admin interface as seen in Figure 2-1.This helps you save disk space by deleting all shopping carts that have expired. The expiration time is set in the shop configuration section discussed in the Cookie Timeout section above. We suggest you purge expired shopping carts every month or so. Figure 2-43 shows information displayed after shopping carts are purged.
Figure 2-43 2.7 Review OrdersTo review orders, select the Review Orders button from the main admin interface. This will show you all orders. Some of the orders may not be authorized yet, but all are shown. Once you have used the purge cart database option (see purge cart database for an example), you will see only declined and approved orders. Mcart will not distinguish between approved and declined orders.
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Figure 2-44-1 Mcart allows you to enter your specific tracking information for each individual order. 2.8 PGP KeyTo setup a PGP Key, select the PGP key button from the main admin interface. Enter PGP key for test@mcart.com Use this form to submit a PGP public key that will be used to encrypt your credit-card orders before mailing them to your order address. If you are not familiar with PGP, you'll want to start by visiting the Pretty Good Privacy homepage to get the software you will need to generate your encryption keys and to decode your messages.
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Bottom of Form Figure 2-45 The PGP key interface shown in Figure 2-45 displays the email address entered in the html options setup page (see the email section under 2.2.4) as the email where all orders will be received. If you are not familiar with PGP, you’ll want to start by visiting the Pretty Good Privacy at http://www.pgp.org. You can download the software needed to generate your encryption keys and to decode your messages. PGP can be obtained as freeware for non-commercial use or can be purchased for commercial use. The commercial versions are inexpensive for small businesses. For licensing information, please review the Network Associates website at http://networkassocicates.com 2.8.1 Generate public and secret keyIf you have not already done so, generate a PGP Public and Secret key pair for the email address orders will be sent to. Your public key must belong to this email address, or the order program will not know which key to use when sending your orders. If you want orders sent to a different email, go back to your Order Info Setup and change the Order Email address before returning to this form. 2.8.2 Extract your public keyExtract your public key to an ASCII file (A readable file). On a UNIX system, the command is the following:
If you’re using a Windows Operating System, you can extract your key using the following instructions:
2.8.3 Insert KeyCut and paste the key data into the input box shown in Figure 2-45 and be sure to include the BEGIN and END PUBLIC KEY BLOCK lines refer to Figure 2-46. Then click the button to set your key. This will automatically set your key to send all orders to the email address that you provided. If you do not know how to extract your key, use the following instructions. Note that this is for Windows operating systems only.
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