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PayPal woes revisited

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5 May 2007, 3:33 PM
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PayPal woes revisited

Hello,

I'm still experiencing my paypal problems. Orders made through paypal go smoothly, take the money but do not deliver download info or Invoice to purchaser or admin. I've installed the latest paypal patch, removed and reinstalled the IPN module but still no luck. I have got debug switched on and include a segment from it below where it says that the transaction ID is not found in the database. This is obviously why things are breaking down but any idea why this should be happening would be welcome before i tear out the last few bits of my poor old whispy hair.

May 05 2007 11:23 -- Breakpoint: 1 - Collected data from PayPal notification

May 05 2007 11:23 -- IPN INFO :: Transaction email details.
From IPN = [email protected] | [email protected]
From CONFIG = [email protected]

May 05 2007 11:23 -- Breakpoint: 2 - Validated transaction components

May 05 2007 11:23 -- Breakpoint: 3 - Communication method verified

May 05 2007 11:23 -- IPN NOTICE :: Could not find matched txn_id record in DB. Therefore is new to us.

May 05 2007 11:23 -- Breakpoint: 4 - Details: txn_type=unique ordersID = 0 IPN_id=0

Relevant data from POST:
txn_type = unique
parent_txn_id = None
txn_id = 6V141406DX3815212

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6 May 2007, 8:34 AM
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