Track a message by looking at the log files:
/var/opt/SUNWmail/imta/log/mail.log-current
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date/time src-channel dest-ch. type size(kb) sender rcpt
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3-Dec-1997 08:48:56 tcp_locall sims-ms E 1 usr042@akwaba.eng.sun.com usr041@sims-ms-daemon
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3-Dec-1997 08:48:58 sims-ms D 1 usr.042@eng.sun.com usr041@sims-ms-daemon
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3-Dec-1997 08:54:47 tcp_locall sims-ms E 1 usr042@akwaba.eng.sun.com usr041@sims-ms-daemon
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3-Dec-1997 08:54:47 tcp_local pipe E 1 usr042@akwaba.eng.sun.com usr041+autoreply@pipe-daemon
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3-Dec-1997 08:54:49 sims-ms D 1 usr.042@eng.sun.com usr041@sims-ms-daemon
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3-Dec-1997 08:54:49 pipe D 1 usr.042@eng.sun.com usr041+autoreply@pipe-daemon
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Q: transient failure on delivery
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You can also view the message queue by running:
% imta cache -view <channel_name>
imta test -rewrite verifies that an address is properly handled by the IMTA.
If you still cannot find a lost message, check whether it's being held, by looking for *.HELD messages in the channel queues.