> What is strange is that to me through a browser, everything is identical
> and working in both setups, and any hit to the ipn script method results
> in a log entry. The only thing that doesn't act the same is paypal's ipn
> hit.
Paypal doesn't adhere to a certain order. I have a site with a subscription,
which according to the IPN manual results in two IPN calls, one for the
subscription and one for the payment. Maybe your case is similar. In my case
I sometimes get the subscription first (which my method expects) and
sometimes the payment comes first (which results in a 500 error, because
there's no subscriber for the payment yet).
I never bothered to solve this, because paypal sends everything a couple of
times if they get a 500 error - thus the second time succeeds. But you can
put in some print statements, which should end up in the server log (not the
apache log)
Just a thought.
Uwe
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