MailSentra: Email Logging & Diagnostics
| 开发者 |
kjegger16
Macro Espias |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年10月18日 21:49 |
| 捐献地址: | 去捐款 |
| PHP版本: | 7.4 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.1 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 or later |
详情介绍:
MailSentra logs WordPress email attempts and records the status, recipient, subject, trigger, caller, call stack, and source details for each message. It provides email statistics, weekly and monthly reports, source-based diagnostics, search and filtering, CSV export, and configurable retention.
Email body, headers, attachment paths, and request IP addresses can be logged when their individual settings are enabled. Body, header, attachment, and IP logging are disabled by default for new installations; enable only the fields needed for troubleshooting. MailSentra stores logged data in the site database and does not send it to an external service.
A "Sent" status means WordPress or PHPMailer reported a successful send operation. It does not confirm final inbox delivery or rule out a later bounce.
安装:
- Upload the plugin ZIP through Plugins > Add New > Upload Plugin.
- Activate the plugin.
- Go to MailSentra > Settings.
- Configure logging options.
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常见问题:
Does a Sent status confirm inbox delivery?
No. It means WordPress and PHPMailer reported a successful send operation. It does not confirm final delivery or rule out a later bounce.
What does Pending mean?
The email attempt was logged, but MailSentra has not recorded a sent or failed result yet. This can happen while sending or if the result hook does not run.
Where are email logs stored?
Logs are stored in this site's WordPress database. MailSentra does not send logged data to an external service. Configure the logged fields and retention period in MailSentra > Settings.
更新日志:
2.0.2
- Added scheduled, resumable retention cleanup in batches of up to 500 rows.
- Added an optional maximum log-entry count to retention settings.
- Optimized admin JavaScript loading for improved efficiency across MailSentra screens.
- Added a protected test-email tool with PHPMailer diagnostics, transport details, and troubleshooting guidance.
- Added raw email and sandboxed HTML preview views for captured messages.
- Separated the plugin release version from its database schema version to avoid unnecessary database upgrades.
- Added a sandboxed HTML preview for captured email-log messages. Remote content remains blocked by default.
- Added a protected resend action that creates a new attempt without changing the original log status.
- Improved log correlation for nested mail calls and added diagnostics when log writes fail.
- Added weekly, current-month, and previous-month reports with source breakdowns.
- Added source-based AJAX filters for email log counts and statuses.
- Added weekly diagnostics by email source, including source totals, failure rates, and drill-down filters.
- Added AJAX refresh and filtering for email statistics, charts, and log results.
- Protected CSV exports from spreadsheet formula injection.
- Added per-field privacy controls, optional IP logging, and suggested privacy-policy content.
- Declared the minimum supported WordPress and PHP versions in the plugin metadata.
- Added trigger-source detection and call-stack diagnostics for wp_mail() attempts.
- Added log statistics and a detailed log-view interface.