I believe that the "-NUL" means that an IMail rule deleted the E-mail, so it would be worth double-checking that. Note that if Declude JunkMail were to do something to the E-mail (such as change the recipient's address), it shouldn't result in the "-NUL" unless Declude JunkMail did so intentionally (for example, if you used "ROUTETO [EMAIL PROTECTED]").I have an alias for [EMAIL PROTECTED] that points to several addresses. For some reason the first address never recieves the email, there are no imail rules set up either globally or for the address and the ldeliver line says it is delivered to NUL.
The only other odd thing is for some reason in the Declude logs it does not have the weightDid you check the Declude JunkMail log file for all entries with "db0b1de" in it, to see if this may have occurred before the other log file entries? The weight summary should occur at LOGLEVEL MID or higher (unless the E-mail doesn't have the weight altered, such as if the E-mail was whitelisted).
summary line at log level MID, all other messages around it do.
-Scott
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