So I installed the module and enabled it. It said it was installed using the Mcrypt extension (I am on shared hosting with host monster) So I assumed the installed it on the server or w.e. I went to the settings and checked the create AES passwords box and set a path to store the key (I left the two key spots blank because I think it autogenerates these, right?) and Hit save. But when I try to use this with my UPS shipping module for Drupal Commerce it says AES is not installed, I understand if its a UPS module problem this isnt the place, but I just wanna know, did I do something wrong?

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BD3 CreditAttribution: BD3 commented

You might have figured this out already, but switch to file storage encryption instead of database. This removed the error from the Commerce UPS module for me.

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Component: Code » Miscellaneous
Category: Bug report » Support request
Issue summary: View changes

Changing category.

@Sensei00S, please confirm if it is still actual.

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Status: Active » Postponed (maintainer needs more info)
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Status: Postponed (maintainer needs more info) » Closed (cannot reproduce)

Closed: no response from topicstarter, assuming problem solved.

Anyone who still suffers from this please feel free to reopen with detailed info about what kind of help exactly you do need.

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2ndmile CreditAttribution: 2ndmile commented

Just FYI, the Commerce UPS module will say AES is not installed it you have the storage method set to database. Change to File if possible to solve issue.

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dpovshed CreditAttribution: dpovshed commented

Thanks 2ndmile, this shed a lot of lights to these support requests! What do you think, maybe it worth to create patch for UPS? If module is not happy with database-stored key, it may at least tell this explicitly.