WordPress SMTP Plugin - Email Log


Email Log

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To log every outgoing e-mail in the WordPress SMTP Plugin, go to Settings General tab and check "Yes". If enabled, every e-mail will be saved in the Email Log.

Enabling logging outgoing emails - SMTP WP Plugin
Enabling logging outgoing emails

To see logs, navigate to Admin Panel CM Email Tools Pro Email Logs.

Navigation to the Email Log page - SMTP Gateway Service
Navigation to the Email Log page

Example of how the items on a log look, specifically sent e-mails:

Example of how the items on a log look - SMTP for WordPress
Example of how the items on a log look

You can do the following bulk actions on e-mail logs: Edit or Move to Trash. If you do not need to move e-mail logs to trash, you can permanently delete them all with the button Delete All Log.

You can also filter e-mail logs by date.

Open single Email Log item to see its details.

Email Log details example - WP Mail SMTP WordPress Plugin
Email Log details example

PHPMailer Settings

PHPMailer Settings during sending the e-mail:

Example of the PHPMailer settings - WordPress SMTP Configuration
Example of the PHPMailer settings

PHPMailer data that's logged are related to SMTP debug level in General tab.

Choosing SMTP debug level - WP Mail SMTP
Choosing SMTP debug level

Backtrace

Backtrace is a standard PHP call stack.

Backtrace example - SMTP WP Plugin
Backtrace example

SMTP Connection Log

Log string generated by the SMTP server:

Example of the log string - SMTP Gateway Service
Example of the log string

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