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Did you create a key for this user as well ?

http://wiki.civicrm.org/confluence/display/CRMDOC32/REST+interface

(I'm not sure at all that it's that, cause the error message is usually something different)

No idea otherwise, try reading this chapter, might find the solution:

http://en.flossmanuals.net/CiviCRM/SystemConfiguration

Me neither, but finding the right solution in this case is about eliminating all the wrong ones until there is only one left 

I'd suggest you to hire a professional that you can give access to your server and can dig into the specific of your install and debug it.

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I had the exact same problem until a couple of minutes ago, I registered here to post what worked for me:

I have a multi-site drupal configuration with shared tables, so on my settings.php file I have something like this:
$db_url = 'mysql://dbuser:dbpassword@mysql.example.com/example_crm';

//$db_prefix = '';

$db_prefix = array(
  'default' => '',
  'users' => '`example_cms`.',
  'sessions' => '`example_cms`.',
  'authmap' => '`example_cms`.',
  'role' => '`example_cms`.',
  'users_roles' => '`example_cms`.'
);
On this setup, the 5 tables above are shared across my multiple sites.

But it appears that this particular component of civicrm doesn't read this setup and doesn't validate the users. Probably I should report this bug? I am not sure where to do it.

Anyways, I solved this issue by copying those tables to my civicrm database from the example_cms database. Of course any change that I made from now to my users setup will not be reflected to the command line scripts.

I hope it helped someone