Email counts in WHM

Azim

• September 01, 2016 06:50

Hello, I am going to use Gmail SMTP relay services in coming week. However I dont have the exact count of how many emails I will be sending per day. So I can not decide how many accounts I should purchase from Gmail and also Gmail is not giving me any dashboard of sending emails limit per day. So is there any way I can see the email counts in WHM so figure this out. [LIST]

CENTOS 5.11 x86_64 standard " sf5cc194

WHM 11.34.2 (build 8)

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  24x7server

  • September 01, 2016 13:45

  Hello :), Currently cPanel does not provide such feature so that you can not check total number of sent emails.

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  cPanelMichael

  • September 01, 2016 14:21

  Hello, You may find the "View Sent Summary" option in Web Host Manager helpful. It's documented at: Could you let us know what's preventing you from updating cPanel to a newer version? While you won't be able to update to cPanel 58 on a CentOS 5.x machine, you should be able to upgrade to cPanel 54 or cPanel 56. Thank you.

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  Azim

  • September 02, 2016 05:42

  I saw the sent summary and it does not show all the domain reports in the logs. Only 2 of them are listed :-( Also I was informed that this is the last update for the CentOS which is installed in my server. Please suggest. Also I am looking for the report where I can see which domain has sent how many emails per day. Please help. Someone please help me for this. If there is no such features in Cpanel then can this be implemented in this Cpanel ? To whom I should request this. Please help

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  cPanelMichael

  • September 06, 2016 20:35

  Could you verify if you have root access to this system? If so, you should be able to update from cPanel version 11.34 to cPanel version 56. Let us know of any specific error messages when attempting to update, or feel free to open a support ticket so we can help you to update the server. Thank you.

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  Azim

  • September 07, 2016 04:17

  Hello, yes I have the root access however as you can see I am on CENTOS 5.11 x86_64 standard version . So can I still upgrade the Cpanel ? Please suggest.

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  cPanelMichael

  • September 07, 2016 15:46

  yes I have the root access however as you can see I am on CENTOS 5.11 x86_64 standard version . So can I still upgrade the Cpanel ?

  
  The blocker for CentOS 5 systems starts with cPanel version 58, so you should be able to update to cPanel version 56. Thank you.

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  Azim

  • September 08, 2016 06:47

  I contacted Cpanel support ticket and they informed me I can not upgrade my Cpanel because of CentOS 5 :-(

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  cPanelMichael

  • September 08, 2016 15:31

  I contacted Cpanel support ticket and they informed me I can not upgrade my Cpanel because of CentOS 5 :-(

  
  To update, per ticket 7655699, it looks like we are awaiting a response regarding the upgrade of MySQL from version 5.0 to a supported version in order to proceed with the update. CentOS 5 is only a requirement for cPanel version 58 and newer. Thank you.

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