Server rebooted, Delivery Queue in WHM > ConfigServer Mail Queues, is gone,

[basketmen]

Hi guys, i have about 11.000 Delivery Queue (Outgoing Emails) in WHM > ConfigServer Mail Queues
its about announcement email

my server rebooted, and now there is no one Outgoing Emails left, in WHM > ConfigServer Mail Queues > Delivery Queue

can i get it back? or some log where i can see the email that still not sended yet

 

[cPanelMichael]

Re: Server rebooted, Delivery Queue in WHM > ConfigServer Mail Queues, is g

Hello

You may want to consider disabling the "ConfigServer Mail Queue" plugin and using the cPanel mail queue option instead:

"WHM >> Email >> Mail Queue Manager"

We've made significant improvements to the functionality of this option in version 11.32. As for the lost emails, you can check the following log file to determine if they were delivered:

# /var/log/exim_mainlog

You may need to search for specific entries, so using "exigrep" may be useful. EX:

# /usr/sbin/exigrep [email protected] /var/log/exim_mainlog

Simply replace the "[email protected]" entry with an actual email account or message subject.

Thank you.

 

[basketmen]

Re: Server rebooted, Delivery Queue in WHM > ConfigServer Mail Queues, is g

ok i already tried running this command, to search one of email address [email protected] or another email address, already sended or not, also trying to search the message subject

/usr/sbin/exigrep [email protected] /var/log/exim_mainlog

but no one is showing, including the first email address that surely already sended and received, that is my own email address

so maybe the problem is in exim log or 'ConfigServer Mail Queue' log, is crashed or missing during rebooted


is there another exim log or 'ConfigServer Mail Queue' log that i can see guys?

 

[cPanelMichael]

Re: Server rebooted, Delivery Queue in WHM > ConfigServer Mail Queues, is g

It's possible your Exim log file was rotated. Look to see if you notice any additional exim_mainlog files that have been archived recently in:

# /var/log

If so, you can search them as well. EX:

# /usr/sbin/exigrep [email protected] /var/log/exim_mainlog.1

Also, please feel free to submit a ticket so we can take a closer look:

Submit A Ticket

You can post the ticket number here and we can track the issue for you.

Thank you.