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WHMCS Refund for PayPal


Derek

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I am trying to refund an invoice through whmcs (paypal payment) but I am getting this error in the gateway log and it's not working.

 

TIMESTAMP => 2009-10-17T11:20:06Z

CORRELATIONID => 6a30a370379c1

ACK => Failure

VERSION => 3.0

BUILD => 1077585

L_ERRORCODE0 => 10002

L_SHORTMESSAGE0 => Security error

L_LONGMESSAGE0 => Security header is not valid

L_SEVERITYCODE0 => Error

 

 

I am pretty sure I have the IPN setup correctly. Any ideas ?

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This is a odd one as WHMCS doc's say:

 

  1. Login to PayPal
  2. Go to Profile > API Access
  3. Choose Option 2 - Request API credentials to create your own API username and password.
  4. Choose Option 1 - Request API Signature and click Agree and Submit
  5. Copy the username, password and signature that get provided and then click Done
  6. Enter the details from the previous step into the WHMCS Payment Gateways config screen where requested

and paypal show this:

 

Setting up API permissions and credentials

 

Choose one of the following options to integrate your PayPal payment solution with your online shop or shopping cart.

Option 1 - Grant API permissions to a third party to use certain PayPal APIs on your behalf.

Choose this option if:

 

  • You are using a pre-integrated shopping cart, hosted by a third party
  • Your website is hosted and managed by a third-party service provider

Grant API permission

 

Option 2 - Request API credentials to create your own API username and password.

This option applies to:

 

  • Custom websites and online shops
  • Pre-integrated shopping carts running on your own server

View API Certificate

 

 

so option 2 (as per WHMCS doc's then shows this:

 

Credential API Signature

API Username westonehosting.com

API Password 7TMM8W

Signature

Request Date 24 Jul 2008 12:51:23 BST

and now option 1 or other?

 

or do we also need to do the first option 1?

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