[ale] open source e-store/shopping carts

John Wells jb at sourceillustrated.com
Mon Dec 9 08:50:46 EST 2002


The unfortunate thing is that it appears Interchange requires root access
to install, which I don't have.  This is on a box I share with other users
and pay for monthly.

Any other good opensource e-store/shopping carts out there that don't
require root to install?

Thanks for the help.

John

James P. Kinney III said:
> The premiere open-source e-commerce/shopping cart is Interchange,
> formerly minivend.
>
> RedHat picked up Interchange and ran it for a while. It has always been
> under the direct programing control of it's creators, even with RedHat
> driving the process.
>
> It is very well written. Uses TONS of Perl. Supports multiple types of
> database backends, Oracle, PostgreSQL, MySQL, GDB flat files. It can
> hook directly to CC authorization and processing sites. It can use GPG
> for strong encryption of CC numbers for emailing to an admin for offline
> processing.
>
> It uses templates for basic page layout. It has tons of documentation.
> The mailing list is quite active (think ALE on a hot politics day :).
>
> http://www.icdevgroup.org
>
> On Sun, 2002-12-08 at 11:42, John Wells wrote:
>> What open source prepackaged e-stores or shopping carts would ale'rs
>> recommend?  I'm looking for something to bring in and customize quite
>> a bit, but wish *not* to reinvent the wheel in this situation.
>>
>> Thanks,
>>
>> John
>>
>>
>>
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