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Created March 21, 2022 23:33
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Add the webgility IP address to your 7G whitelist.
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webgility-7g-context.conf
if ($remote_addr ~* "54.69.99.71") {
set $7g_drop_bad_request 0;
set $7g_drop_bad_referer 0;
set $7g_drop_bad_query_string 0;
set $7g_drop_not_allowed_method 0;
set $7g_drop_bad_bot 0;
}
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pstoute commented Mar 21, 2022

This is a quick gist for folks who use the 7G firewall and Webgility to manage your WooCommerce store. Add this file via root access to your nginx extras location and make sure that your server configuration will add the added context file.

The location for GridPane powered servers:
nano /etc/nginx/extra.d/webgility-7g-context.conf

After you've added the context file, you'll need to restart Nginx
nginx -t
gp ngx reload

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