Hi,
After I add users to the system, I inform them that the login information has already been sent to the -mail.
Some of them confirm, and another one is not. But it`s very inconvenient to do it in such a way.
Maybe there is some internal tool of Moodle to check the status of the e-mail or some plugin.
Please advise how to solve that issue.
Kind regards
Aleks
Is it possible to check that participant received e-mail with login information?
- Aleksandr Mirze の投稿
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Re: Is it possible to check that participant received e-mail with login information?
- Krishna Mohan Prasad の投稿
Hi,
You can check for failed emails in log report.
One other way is to enable event monitoring rules. Create a monitoring for Email failed to send and subscribe to this rule, and you get notified when any email sending fails.
For more details find -> https://docs.moodle.org/401/en/Event_monitoring
Thnaks
You can check for failed emails in log report.
One other way is to enable event monitoring rules. Create a monitoring for Email failed to send and subscribe to this rule, and you get notified when any email sending fails.
For more details find -> https://docs.moodle.org/401/en/Event_monitoring
Thnaks
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Re: Is it possible to check that participant received e-mail with login information?
- Aleksandr Mirze の投稿
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Re: Is it possible to check that participant received e-mail with login information?
- Visvanath Ratnaweera の投稿
> Maybe there is some internal tool of Moodle to check the status of the e-mail or some plugin.
Moodle knows only that it sent the mail which was accepted by some middle party, a SMTP server. It could be anything: a service running in the local host, a service provided by your organization, a service you run on your own, a service you rented.
And Moodle's "no-reply" mailbox gets errors or warnings, if those parties complain - reject or delay or reject after a delay.
Nothing more. This is just like what you know once you've sent a mail to somebody.
Moodle knows only that it sent the mail which was accepted by some middle party, a SMTP server. It could be anything: a service running in the local host, a service provided by your organization, a service you run on your own, a service you rented.
And Moodle's "no-reply" mailbox gets errors or warnings, if those parties complain - reject or delay or reject after a delay.
Nothing more. This is just like what you know once you've sent a mail to somebody.
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Re: Is it possible to check that participant received e-mail with login information?
- Shree Ram Sharma の投稿
Hi,
If you want a sure shot. I would suggest marking a BCC to an email ID that you have access on. Let's say - no-reply@yop1mail.com, support-system@gmail.com. When you are sure email has been triggered from the system, you can check the count here by logging to the email you provided in BCC. You will also see the failed count here. like the email not delivered.
If you want a sure shot. I would suggest marking a BCC to an email ID that you have access on. Let's say - no-reply@yop1mail.com, support-system@gmail.com. When you are sure email has been triggered from the system, you can check the count here by logging to the email you provided in BCC. You will also see the failed count here. like the email not delivered.
You can also go for Event Monitoring but that is only benefit once the user access the LMS - https://docs.moodle.org/401/en/Event_monitoring
Hope this will help!
Thanks
Hope this will help!
Thanks