I don't know where it is looked at.Whats the full stack trace?
xf_mail_queue
table.Yes I changed it. I switched to utf8mb4_general_ci.I'm not really sure why this would be happening. Haven't you changed anything on the server recently or restored from a backup? If you've upgraded XF (based on other threads), I'd run a file health check to ensure all files are in the correct state. Beyond that, if you did a DB restore, I could see something not being done correctly with that which has corrupted some binary data in the DB. If that's the case, you may want to check the process you're taking.
Regardless, Issuect the only workaround would be to empty the contents of thexf_mail_queue
table.
How do I do this?Regardless, Issuect the only workaround would be to empty the contents of thexf_mail_queue
table.
How do I do this?
Is there any harm in doing this?SQL - TRUNCATE TABLE
SQL - TRUNCATE TABLE - SQL provides command to TRUNCATE a table completely in one go instead of deleting table records one by one which will be very time consuming and cumbersome process.www.tutorialspoint.com
PhpMyAdmin -> console
truncate table xf_mail_queue;
Regardless, Issuect the only workaround would be to empty the contents of thexf_mail_queue
table.
Do I need to write this to SQL?PhpMyAdmin -> console
truncate table xf_mail_queue;
YesDo I need to write this to SQL?
This code will empty the xf_mail_queue table, right? I hope there is no problem.
This command clears the whole table.This code will empty the xf_mail_queue table, right? I hope there is no problem.
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