Scott, an odd thing about this is that the debug output shows that Alligate was returning a response code of "0" to Declude. I have sent you (off list) a copy of the debug output for a single message that was deleted, for your review. I would be curious to know why and how the message was getting deleted.
Declude isn't doing it. If Declude deletes the E-mail, it will be a result of the DELETE action being used, and you won't see an error/warning.
In this case, it appears that Alligate is deleting the E-mail file, and then returning an exit code of 0.
-Scott
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