How to check mails sending from jenkins server
To check the emails sent from a Jenkins server, you can follow these steps:
Method 1: Check the Jenkins console output
- Log in to your Jenkins server and navigate to the job that sent the email.
- Click on the "Console Output" link next to the job name.
- Scroll down to the section where the email was sent. You should see the email content in the console output.
Method 2: Check the Jenkins email logs
- Log in to your Jenkins server and navigate to the "Manage Jenkins" page.
- Click on "Configure System" and scroll down to the "Email" section.
- Click on the "Advanced" button next to "Email Recipients".
- In the "Email Log" section, you should see a list of all emails sent by Jenkins, including the subject, body, and recipient.
Method 3: Check the email server logs
- If you're using an external email server (e.g., Gmail, Outlook), you can check the email server logs to see the emails sent by Jenkins.
- Log in to your email server and navigate to the logs section (e.g., Gmail's "Mail logs" or Outlook's "Sent Items").
- Search for emails sent by Jenkins using the sender's email address (usually
[email protected]
).
Method 4: Use a third-party plugin
- Install the "Email Extender" plugin in your Jenkins instance.
- Configure the plugin to store email logs in a file or database.
- Check the email logs to see the emails sent by Jenkins.
Some popular email plugins for Jenkins include:
- Email Extender
- Email Publisher
- Jenkins Email Plugin
By following these methods, you should be able to check the emails sent from your Jenkins server.