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I am getting Client Authentication Failed using live api

I am trying to use the live api. My sandbox account works fine however when I change the config to the live details:

Smalt.PayPal.configure({ host: 'api.paypal.com', client_id: 'client_id', client_secret: 'client_secret' });

I get a 401 invalid client - Client Authentication Failed. Am I using these details correctly or is this plugin not configured for live use as I see all the documentation is to use the sandbox api? I am contacting paypal too if this is not the case. Just wanted to confirm it isn't something before their end and I am using the configuration correctly (obviously I replace the id and secret with my own personal api keys from my live business paypal app).

Unauthorized payment error when using the live API

Hello,
We have used this package to create our "pay by credit card" payment method we have completed testing with the sandbox and migrated it into dev, however upon using it in live - using live API credentials, it errors having an unauthorized payment:
screen shot 2014-09-17 at 3 56 32 pm

under account permissions, we saw that direct credit cards is not enabled.
screen shot 2014-09-17 at 4 11 38 pm

we have been following this guide:
https://developer.paypal.com/webapps/developer/docs/classic/lifecycle/goingLive/
to enable the live credit card payments

in one of the steps there is something about getting the live API credentials
Obtain your live API credentials as follows:

Log into the PayPal website with the account associated with your application or website.
Navigate to My Selling Tools by selecting My Account > Profile > My Selling Tools.
Click Selling Online > API Access > Update to display the API Access page.
Under Option 2, click View API Signature to view the Request API Credentials page. If you have existing credentials, they are displayed here.
To create new credentials, select Request API Signature and click Agree and Submit.

but it has a different format that of the one in the config on this package.

Expiration Year dropdown in paypalCreditCardForm template is out of date

The {{> paypalCreditCardForm}} template provided contains a hard-coded element for the card's expiration year. There are options for years 2013 through 2019, but no further, and they are static. As soon as I had customers whose credit cards had expiration dates in the year 2020, I had to remove this template and use my own. Just FYI.

Getting 'The client credentials are invalid'

I've used the correct sandbox credentials in Meteor.Paypal.config, yet I keep getting a 401 - Unauthorized error

{ saved: false, error: { [Error: Response Status : 401] response: { error: 'invalid_client', error_description: 'The client credentials are invalid', httpStatusCode: 401 }, httpStatusCode: 401 } }

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