Wp mail log

The WordPress mail log!

The WordPress mail log is a feature that allows you to track and view the email messages sent by your WordPress site. This can be useful for debugging issues with email notifications, tracking email bounces, and monitoring email delivery.

Here's how to access the WordPress mail log:

Method 1: Using the WordPress Dashboard

1. Log in to your WordPress dashboard.
2. Click on the "Tools" menu and select "Mail Log" from the dropdown menu.
3. The Mail Log page will display a list of all email messages sent by your WordPress site, including the sender, recipient, subject, and timestamp.

Method 2: Using the WordPress CLI

1. Open your terminal or command prompt.
2. Navigate to your WordPress site's root directory.
3. Run the following command: wp mail log
4. The output will display a list of all email messages sent by your WordPress site, including the sender, recipient, subject, and timestamp.

What information is displayed in the mail log?

The WordPress mail log displays the following information for each email message:

• Sender: The email address that sent the message.
• Recipient: The email address that received the message.
• Subject: The subject line of the email message.
• Timestamp: The date and time the email message was sent.
• Status: The status of the email message, such as "sent", "failed", or "bounced".
• Error message: If the email message failed to send, this field will display an error message.

How to use the mail log

The mail log can be useful for troubleshooting issues with email notifications, such as:

• Identifying email bounces or failures
• Tracking email delivery issues
• Debugging issues with email templates or content
• Monitoring email spam filters

By using the WordPress mail log, you can gain valuable insights into your site's email activity and troubleshoot issues more effectively.