Is there a way to process previously rejected incoming mail?

[tobiaseigen]

I just discovered a handful of log entries for emails that were not delivered to discourse. This is the error apparently returned to users:

Email can not be processed: Sorry, new users can only put 2 links in a post.

I just changed this setting to 9999 (or should I have left it blank?) to prevent this from happening in the future.

However, now I have all these emails going back a few months that never made it to discourse. Is there a recommended way to process the messages again?

[zogstrip (Régis Hanol)]

@tobiaseigen

Is there a recommended way to process the messages again?

The only way right now is to POST the raw content of the email to /admin/email/handle_mail.

See A) 2.Pushing emails in

Configuring Reply via Email

If your Discourse does not have incoming email set up, here’s how: if you already have basic reply via email set up (which is common on hosting plans), and you want to add the ability to start a new topic via email, see this topic. You have two options for enabling incoming emails to your Discourse: polling via POP3 or pushing to the API 1. Polling emails via POP3 If you want to poll emails using POP3 you must first setup email polling. For that, I recommend that you follow the tutor…

[tobiaseigen]

Thanks, Régis! Much appreciated.

I ended up just using the logs to identify the emails in the pop mailbox and then copying/pasting the text into new messages. Not so many.

Are logs only kept for a month? I only find the errors going back to beginning of April