Just recently ran across emails that were put on hold or stopped. It would have been nice to have an email generated or whm indicate in red what services have gone offline, or needs attention
Using the Service Manager in WebHost Manager you can toggle monitoring for applicable services; if a service is detected as having failed you may automatically receive a notification of the event. Please see the following documentation (with reference menu navigation paths for WHM):Just recently ran across emails that were put on hold or stopped. It would have been nice to have an email generated or whm indicate in red what services have gone offline, or needs attention
Please let me know the ticket ID number of your support request; I would like to review the specific circumstances involved.I config'd every area you specified (thank you for identifying same), unless that is a high, med, low alert setting that I did not adjust so well when a cpanel ticket was issued and replied to as:
Main >> Email >> Mail Queue Manager
Attempt to Deliver all messages in Queue fails to deliver but one at a time works
fix was:
Hello,
I believe that the reason this was not working from WHM is because all of the messages were in "frozen" status. I unfroze the messages with:
exiqgrep -z -i | xargs exim -Mt
I was then able to deliver all messages with:
exiqgrep -i | xargs exim -M
Please let us know if you need anything further.
Thank you
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Greg Holthaus
Linux & FreeBSD Technical Analyst
cPanel, Inc.
Thank you for the information. I confirm that the noted resolution was to thaw messages that were frozen in the Exim mail server queue and then force a new attempt to deliver all messages in the mail queue.Support Request Id 905406 - Attempt to Deliver all messages in Queue fails