Logging for outgoing mail

  • s0me0ne1

    (@s0me0ne1)


    9 years, 4 months ago

    Hello, is there a way to activate a log of all email sent via this plugin? I’d like to be able to review the entire call (e.g. Subject, To, From, Custom headers, etc.) in order to troubleshoot issues I am having. Specifically, I am receiving DMARC reports that email from another domain is being sent from my SendGrid account with dedicated IP. I don’t see any malicious connections on my account so I’m thinking there is some misconfiguration somewhere in my WordPress installation and this sort of logging can help me track it down.

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  • Anonymous User 12640152

    (@anonymized-12640152)

    9 years, 4 months ago

    Hi @s0me0ne1,

    Unfortunately we don’t have a way to do that. The only possible option would be to see in your logs if calls to wp_mail function are logged – but this is very unlikely to happen.

    To better secure your SendGrid account, you can use IP Access Management – SendGrid support can help you with that, if you’re having troubles configuring it.

    Thank you,
    SendGrid

    Thread Starter s0me0ne1

    (@s0me0ne1)

    9 years, 4 months ago

    Thank you for the quick reply!

    Can this be added as a feature in a future version of the plugin? I know other plugins are able to do this so I’m sure it’s possible, I’m just not sure if I can use those plugins in tandem with this one as they might also override the built in wp_mail function. Even just an option to output to the syslog would be sufficient for my needs.

    The IP Access Management would help prevent unauthorized access but I have a feeling it’s less of an issue in relation to that and more of an issue of something in my WordPress installation misconfigured to use an incorrect “From” address. I haven’t been able to uncover this despite combing through all my settings and configurations, so I was hoping to see if I can trace the issue using logs. I’ve reviewed the IP access to my sendgrid account and nothing is listed there that shouldn’t be and as I use cloud services with my SendGrid account, whitelisting IPs is not feasible for me.

    Thank you.

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