We have a mix of projects (Jira Service Management in this case), some of which have dedicated emails to open tickets (and they have very helpful email logs), but we have some projects that just use the generic jira@<our-site> email for responding to existing tickets (they can only use the portal to create tickets, but use email to comment on existing tickets).
I'm trying to track down a couple emails that were sent and delivered to jira@<our-site>, but didn't result in the comment being added to the ticket.
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On this project, Project Settings > Email Requests just shows the "Turn on Email Requests" because we don't allow emails to open tickets. It's only allowed for commenting on existing tickets.
I found that article, but it still says to go to the Project Settings > Email Requests to view these logs, which is only for the project-level email boxes.
@James Nelson - If you have access to the Log folder (C:\Program Files\Atlassian\Application Data\Jira\log - on a Windows machine), there is a log called "atlassian-jira-incoming-mail.log". That might have some info that helps.
Oh, I'm using an add-on called Last Log (https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1211604/last-log-for-jira?tab=overview&hosting=datacenter ) to view the log in the UI.
Should I have specified this is Jira Cloud that I'm using? I assumed it would be implied, since I posted this in the Jira Cloud section.
Looks like this is not available in Jira Cloud currently. Feels like this would be pretty important. [JRACLOUD-73011] Provide access to the Incoming mail logs - Create and track feature requests for Atlassian products.
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