Dear bitshares community
I would like to accept bitshares payments on our website which is implemented in PHP. I find the wallet merchant protocol very appealing and I went through this tutorial docs.bitshares.eu/integration/merchants/merchant-protocol.html.

My issue is, that LZMA compression is required in Step 2. There is no LZMA compression library for PHP and therefore the only option I see would be to pass the json to the client side and then use client-side java script to compress it, which is kind of a sub optimal hack.

Is LZMA compression mandatory? Is it possible to compress using e.g. rfc1951 ? Is anyone else using the wallet merchant protocol from PHP ? How did you overcome this issue ?

Thanks in advance for your inputs.

I know this dev and the project very well.
Some answer to this issue or a hint where to get this information would be highly appreciated.

 

@xeroc believe me, you do marketing for bitshares, in your own unique way.

One of the most prolific guys we have around here

Fully agree !   

Anyway, thank you for your efforts.

Quote from: svk on March 21, 2016, 11:06:04 pm

We identified a sorting bug related to account authorities today which may have been the cause of this. jcalfee has fixed it so hopefully that will resolve this issue once the next version goes out.

Update: unfortunately that fix won't work in all cases.. IMO we need a hard fork.

//Update: after closer checking, I believe the key sorting bug won't affect balance claiming, unless the account used to claim funds is a multi-sig account. So, if OP (or @CalabiYau) was not claiming funds to a multi-sig account, it might be caused by another bug, probably a bug which causes loss of key(s).

NOT a multisig account.

Seems to be a bug in version "BitShares-light_2.0.160314". 

Got an  Error:  3030003 tx_missing_other_auth: missing required other authority
Reinstalled previous version "BitShares-light_2.0.160217" ==>  Balance claims are broadcasted without problems.

Log screenshots available if it helps.   

i use "wss://bitshares.openledger.info/ws"

but today no speed problems - sitting in europe!

Also Europe here, "wss://bitshares.openledger.info/ws" is actually working again, seems periodically slow.

Back on track: I have met both, Manuela and Ronald in Amsterdam. It's been the main motivation for me to go there from the beginning.
We have had quite some nice talking about how to bring CNX/CNI and BTS more exposure.

For those that cannot read between the lines: I will be a part of CNI as a technical consultant and also contribute as business developer.

That is also what we did during d10e in Amsterdam. I had quite some talks with businesses, investors and others and usually started of telling them about
our toolkit to deploy blockchains (graphene) and quickly told them why they shouldn't deploy their own chain (shared user base etc).
In the end, most have been very excited already when I told them about market pegged assets. After telling them about turing completeness, confirmation
times, FBA, and 0-fee transfers most went crazy.

In short, we have an awesome product, we just need to start selling it to people and that is what I plan to do.

Very promising 

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