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I have a client with a mailing list on my server. Today he tried to send out about 9,000 emails but he closed his browser ...

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    SMTP Logs?

    I have a client with a mailing list on my server. Today he tried to send out about 9,000 emails but he closed his browser half way through by accident. Are there any kind of smtp logs I could look through to see where the emails stopped so he can resume this? I am using cPanel on CentOS. Help would be appreciated.

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    The cPanel exim mail logs are located at the path /var/log/exim_mainlog, you can login to your server via SSH and use the following command.

    grep abc@yourmailingilst.com /var/log/exim_mainlog

    where abc@yourmailingilst.com is the email address by which your mailing list sends emails. This will list all messages sent through this email address.
    Each message has an ID which has a syntax like this -- 1KlLgM-0004uw-0G, you have to note the ID of the last message in the logs showed by the previous command. Then you have to grep that ID again in /var/log/exim_mainlog. This will give you the destination email address to which an email was sent from the mailing list. If you have any confusion, open a support ticket and provide the login details of your server as well as the name of the mailing list.
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