I need to process the following log events and save them on my end. Is there any option to retrieve the following log events, including the appropriate data?
- Sent
- Delivered
- Bounce
- Abuse
- Unsubscribe
- Abuse
This is what I use https://docs.kumomta.com/userguide/operation/webhooks/ it provides send, delivered, and bounce events with the metadata of a message
Correction, they are received, delivered, and bounce events
is ther any option to classify the bounced event as soft bounce or hard bounce ?. Also i need to get “Sent” event . is there any other option to track sent event ?
For classification, there is this https://docs.kumomta.com/userguide/configuration/bounce/
and this to configure FBL https://docs.kumomta.com/userguide/configuration/fbl/
Also, regarding the sent event, I don’t see it in the logs. I tried to send a test message to a soft bounced address and it was logged as delivered, where I think it should be sent
What abuse event are you looking at tracking?
Report spam
other than webhook . is ther any option to push data to kafka or rabbitmq ?
Yes you can https://docs.kumomta.com/userguide/policy/amqp/
using this , we can receive above log events ?
Yes you can, and Sent is the Delivered event.
Further to this, the logs are normally saved as one single file but can be separated by type using the Per-Record configuration:
I need both Sent & deliver event.
What do you consider the difference to be?
For example, when I send an email using PHPmailer, the message is received by Kumo MTA at my sent time. Subsequently, when the message is received in the email, that marks the delivery event. This allows us to identify the queue time as well.
The message arriving in KumoMTA is logged as a Reception event. When the remote server accepts it that is a Delivery event.
Ok . Thanks @yearning-hyena . So iam trying integrate this “https://docs.kumomta.com/userguide/policy/amqp/” . Hope all the event read through this.
They do.