garyjparmstrong

I have tried that already – with two different email addresses and it still doesn’t work

I’m having the same problem. No emails are being received by the domain the website is on. Any ideas?

I just set a manual cron to run on the server to run the command every minute, so that’s how I managed to get around it, in case anyone else has the same problem.

When I reset the Cron schedule, the time for the next postexpiratorminute changes to the CURRENT time on the server, and remains there until I reset again. Obviously this should be changing every minute.

Anyone any ideas? I’m stumped!

Any more help would be really appreciated!

Ok, I uploaded a plan HTML page with just text and it loaded straight away, no problems.

Would it be something to do with it being unable to find index.php?
I don’t think it’s a server issue, there are other sites hosted on the same server that are working fine

<?php

$expirationdatets = get_post_meta($post->ID,’expiration-date’,true);
$timestamp1 = date(“l d F”, $time_delete);
$timestamp = date(“l d F”, $expirationdatets );
$timestamp2 = date(“D jS M”, $expirationdatets );
if($timestamp1!= $timestamp){?>

This seems to be the offending part.
Even though on the post I have the expiration date/time set to 23:59 on the 5th of July, it’s removed at 00:01 on the 5th of July. Likewise for all posts.