Testing offsite stored item and get response "authorization refused"

[snowy]

Hi! I'm almost ready to bring my new shopping cart pages using e-junkie live. I'd tested an item that's stored on your servers and had no problem (as long as I used my credit card instead of the PayPal account that my store funds go into, of course). But just now when I tested one of my items that's being stored on my webpage I got a response that "authorization refused".



Anyone know what went wrong? I thought I added the offsite links in correctly but now I'm not so sure. The link doesn't show when I go to look at the offsite items in Seller Admin.

[snowy]

I was hoping to get this up and running this weekend. (Intended to put it up last night, if it had worked properly.)



I have a multi-business event coming up on June 5th and it really needs to be going by then.

[snowy]

Just tested again after trying to edit an item that's stored remotely. This is the error message I'm getting:



10002

Authentication/Authorization Failed

You do not have permissions to make this API call

Error

[E-junkie_Monster]

Hello,



Sorry for the trouble. This is actually a payment processor issue rather than something related to the location of your files.



Unfortunately, looking at a list of PayPal's API errors here says that the reason for this error is a restricted PayPal account:

https://developer.paypal.com/webapps/developer/docs/classic/api/errorcodes/



(you may want to do a search for 10002 to jump to the relevant part of the page, it is a long list)



I'd recommend getting in touch with PayPal to find out what problems caused the restriction and how to get it lifted.

[snowy]

That's strange. I had approval to upgrade my account last week. Have the email filed. And I actually did have a first test payment go through on a non-remote item several days ago. That's why I thought it was a remote storage problem.



I'll look at it. Thanks for giving me some direction.