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  • cPanelAnthony
    Hello! Could you check the exim_mainlog and the current exim queue to see if the bouncebacks are shown? Reading and understanding the Exim main log
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  • psytanium
    I found nothing in Mail Queue Manager. Sorry for asking this, but how to check exim_mainlog ?
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  • cPanelAnthony
    You could use tail -f on the exim_mainlog to watch it in real-time while triggering one of these bounceback emails. This would let you hopefully see the log entries appear as it happens. tail -f /var/log/exim_mainlog
    This article might help as well.
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  • psytanium
    Thank you, I opened a ticket, number : 94380311
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  • cPanelAnthony
    Hello! It looks like it was recommended that you follow this article. Were you able to get this resolved?
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  • psytanium
    Exactly, I was using mail() function, now i turned to SMTP library PHPMailer. This was the first progress to solve the problem but not the last, because the problem remained. After I switch to SMTP, Orders emails still not delivered, simply I tried to change the email subject from "Order Process" to something else, and the emails started to reach the recipients immediately.
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  • cPanelAnthony
    Thank you for the update! It's good to know you were able to get this resolved.
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  • psytanium
    Hi, Again, the emails are not delivered, using SMTP : SMTP hosts: relay-hosting.secureserver.net SMTP authentication: true SMTP Password: ************** SMTP User: sales@domain.com SMTP Reply To: sales@domain.com
    Previously, I changed the header subject, the emails started to reach recipients, but now, since 1 week, suddenly emails are not delivered. Now i tried to change the subject but didn't work. Should I receive a bounce back message with an error included ? if yes, where should i check the bounce back messages. and how can I trace and investigate the email delivery ? Thanks.
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  • cPanelAnthony
    Hello! The bounce back should generally occur; it should be in the inbox or spambox of the address that sent the email. You can also trace and investigate email delivery via the exim_mainlog file. This article may help.
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