Where are queued mail in plesk ssh

In Plesk, queued mail can be found in the /var/log/maillog file, which is accessible via SSH.

Here's how to access it:

  1. Connect to your server via SSH using a tool like PuTTY (for Windows) or the built-in SSH client in your terminal (for macOS/Linux).
  2. Once connected, navigate to the /var/log directory using the command cd /var/log.
  3. Use the ls command to list the files in the directory. You should see a file named maillog.
  4. Use the tail command to view the last few lines of the maillog file, which will show you the most recent queued mail messages. For example: tail -f maillog

The maillog file contains a record of all mail transactions, including sent, received, and queued messages. You can use the grep command to search for specific keywords or patterns in the log file.

For example, to search for queued mail messages, you can use the following command:

grep "queued" maillog

This will show you a list of messages that are currently queued for delivery.

Alternatively, you can use the plesk command-line tool to view the queued mail messages. For example:

plesk mail queue

This will show you a list of queued mail messages, including the sender, recipient, and message subject.

Note: The location of the maillog file may vary depending on your Plesk version and configuration. If you're unable to find the file in the /var/log directory, you may need to check the Plesk documentation or contact your hosting provider for assistance.