OpenSRS Server IP’s
All outbound email for both regular deliveries and filter-only deliveries originates from: 64.98.40.0-22 All outbound forward and autoresponder traffic originates from: 64.98.36.17 which has matching forward and reverse DNS of “forward.b.hostedemail.com“ All migration traffic originates from: 64.98.36.15 (fetchmail-snat.b.hostedemail.com)
GMG Nameservers
NS1.hardwickhosting.com – D2 – 108.168.247.10 NS2.hardwickhosting.com – D2 – 108.168.247.10 NS3.hardwickhosting.com – D1 – 192.163.225.176? NS4.hardwickhosting.com – D1 – 192.163.225.177? NS5.hardwickhosting.com – D1 – 192.163.225.178? NS6.hardwickhosting.com – D1 – 192.163.225.179? NS10.hardwickhosting.com – D1 – 192.163.219.123 NS11.hardwickhosting.com – D1 – 192.163.219.123 NS3.goebelmediagroup.com – D1 – 192.163.219.123 NS4.goebelmediagroup.com – D1 – 192.163.219.123 NS5.goebelmediagroup.com – D2 – 108.168.247.10 […]
WP-SMTP Settings For OpenSRS
Check for changed files via SSH
Once you get SSH access, you’ll want to navigate to the directory you’ll be checking using cd to traverse. You can check your current directory with the pwd command. Use cd .. to go up a directory. The commands to check for changed files are below: find . -mtime -3 The above code will find […]
Remove WordPress Auto Paragraph Tags in a custom template
Place the remove_filter snippet on the line immediately before your call to display the_content. When it’s all said and done, your call should now look like: remove_filter (‘the_content’, ‘wpautop’); the_content(); or maybe remove_filter (‘the_content’, ‘wpautop’); $content = get_the_content(‘Read more’);