Mail log
The mail log screen displays the all the logs related to mail delivery.
Accessing the screen
In the left sidebar menu, click [Operation] -> [Log management].
Click the [Log management] link above the page title, and select [Mail log] in the dropdown menu.
Field descriptions
A status of 202 Accepted in the "message3" column indicates that the e-mail has been successfully received by SendGrid.
If delivery fails, the issue will be displayed in the same column.
Filter conditions
You can filter the logs easily using the recipient e-mail search and advanced search functions.
Recipient e-mail search
Enter the target recipient e-mail address in the search box and click [Search].
Advanced search
Click the [Advanced search] button to input advanced filter conditions.
The following input options are available:
| Field | Description | Specifiable conditions |
|---|---|---|
| Date | Date and time the log was recorded. | Date and time range specification |
| URL | URL of the page accessed. | Available search operations |
| message | Contents of messages 1-5 of the log. | Available search operations |
| remote_addr | IP address of the user. | Available search operations |
| member_id | Member ID of the user who attempted the access. | Available search operations |
| rcms_request_id | Unique request ID used by Kuroco. | Available search operations |
The advanced search function allows you to concatenate multiple conditions using AND or OR.
AND: Returns only data matching all the specified conditions in your search.OR: Returns data matching any of your specified conditions.
Date and time range specification
The following date and time input options are available:
- Date range
- Relative
- Time range
- Datetime range
Available search operations
You can specify the following operations in the search conditions:
| Operation | Input type | Returned data |
|---|---|---|
contains | Text string | Entries matching part of the search term. |
not contains | Text string | Entries not matching any part of the search term. |
= | Alphanumeric string | Entries exactly matching the search term. |
!= | Alphanumeric string | Entries not exactly matching the search term. |
< | Alphanumeric string | Entries less than the search term. |
> | Alphanumeric string | Entries greater than the search term. |
<= | Alphanumeric string | Entries less than or equal to the search term. |
>= | Alphanumeric string | Entries greater than or equal to the search term. |
starts with | Text string | Entries beginning with the search term. |
not starts with | Text string | Entries not beginning with the search term. |
ends with | Text string | Entries ending with the search term. |
not ends with | Text string | Entries not ending with the search term. |
in | Alphanumeric string | Entries matching any of the search terms (for multiple search terms only). |
not in | Alphanumeric string | Entries not matching any of the search terms (for multiple search terms only). |
Display order
Under "Order", you can specify the display order of the search results.
ASC: Ascending, from oldest to newest.DESC: Descending, from newest to oldest.
Log entries
The columns displayed for the log entries are as follows:
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| timestamp | Date and time the log was recorded. |
| host | Site accessed. |
| level | Log level indicating the importance of the message. See: Log levels below for details. |
| message1-5 | Supplemental information about the log. The higher the message number, the more detailed the message contents. |
| uri | URI of the page accessed. |
| client_ip | IP address of the user who attempted the access. |
| member_id | Member ID of the user who attempted the access. |
| rcms_request_id | Unique request ID used by Kuroco. |
| ua | User agent of the browser used for the access. |
Log levels
Logs can be categorized into the 9 levels below, listed in order of increasing importance:
- Default
- Debug
- Info
- Notice
- Warning
- Error
- Critical
- Alert
- Emergency