Re: Adaptive scoring is enabled but does not take effect

Re: Adaptive scoring is enabled but does not take effect

[Husain Alshehhi]

Eric S Fraga <e.fraga@ucl.ac.uk> writes:

> I have gnus-use-adaptive-scoring set to '(word line).  Try that to see
> if it has any impact?

I have tried this as well. It changed nothing.

Re: Adaptive scoring is enabled but does not take effect

[Emanuel Berg]

Eric S Fraga wrote:

> Of course, if really really annoying, I can simply add the
> person to my kill file which works very well in gnus.
> But that is an extreme case.

Yeah, and you can use scoring to do that as well, I think it
is more practical.

I did that to spam senders a couple of times, but I haven't
got any spam in a long time now. So either it is working, or
spammers are loosing their edge a little bit?

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Re: Adaptive scoring is enabled but does not take effect

[Eric S Fraga]

On Thursday, 12 Oct 2023 at 17:50, Emanuel Berg wrote:
> But not with adaptive scoring or how did you do it?

In my case, if I get really annoyed, I'll set a permanent very low score
for the individual.  However, generally, I stop reading posts by such
people and eventually the adaptive scoring leads to those posts being
marked as to be ignored, i.e. automatically marked as read.

Of course, if really really annoying, I can simply add the person to my
kill file which works very well in gnus.  But that is an extreme case.

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Re: Adaptive scoring is enabled but does not take effect

[Colin Baxter]

>>>>> Emanuel Berg <incal@dataswamp.org> writes:

    > Colin Baxter wrote:
    >> Even in newsgroups such as emacs-devel there are (were) one or
    >> two posters who I thought to be pointlessly aggressive, bordering
    >> on abusive. They were easily blocked using scoring.

    > But not with adaptive scoring

True. I did the adapting! :-) 

Re: Adaptive scoring is enabled but does not take effect

[Emanuel Berg]

Colin Baxter wrote:

> Even in newsgroups such as emacs-devel there are (were) one
> or two posters who I thought to be pointlessly aggressive,
> bordering on abusive. They were easily blocked
> using scoring.

But not with adaptive scoring or how did you do it?

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Re: Adaptive scoring is enabled but does not take effect

[Eric S Fraga]

On Thursday, 12 Oct 2023 at 13:40, Emanuel Berg wrote:
> Several hundred emails every day? Yikes! And you grep the
> subject line for "Eric!!!" to find out which ones to read?

Adaptive scoring does that for me automatically. ;-)

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Re: Adaptive scoring is enabled but does not take effect

[Emanuel Berg]

Eric S Fraga wrote:

>> So my question is, do you really need elaborate scoring
>> schemes for that small volume of messages?
>
> Scoring (in gnus) is not just for "newsgroups", it works
> very well for email.

Yes, I expect it to work the same way for all groups, however
the OP had just 2 low/moderate traffic MLs (as Gmane groups)
and 7 Usenet newsgroups.

> I get several hundred emails a day and scoring (adaptive and
> pre-defined) is indispensable in handling the volume.

Several hundred emails every day? Yikes! And you grep the
subject line for "Eric!!!" to find out which ones to read?

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Re: Adaptive scoring is enabled but does not take effect

[Colin Baxter]

>>>>> Eric S Fraga <e.fraga@ucl.ac.uk> writes:

    > On Thursday, 12 Oct 2023 at 03:58, Emanuel Berg wrote:
    >> So my question is, do you really need elaborate scoring schemes
    >> for that small volume of messages?

    > Scoring (in gnus) is not just for "newsgroups", it works very well
    > for email.  I get several hundred emails a day and scoring
    > (adaptive and pre-defined) is indispensable in handling the
    > volume.

Even in newsgroups such as emacs-devel there are (were) one or two posters
who I thought to be pointlessly aggressive, bordering on abusive. They
were easily blocked using scoring.

Colin Baxter.

Re: Adaptive scoring is enabled but does not take effect

[Eric S Fraga]

On Thursday, 12 Oct 2023 at 03:58, Emanuel Berg wrote:
> So my question is, do you really need elaborate scoring
> schemes for that small volume of messages?

Scoring (in gnus) is not just for "newsgroups", it works very well for
email.  I get several hundred emails a day and scoring (adaptive and
pre-defined) is indispensable in handling the volume.

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Eric S Fraga via gnus (Emacs 30.0.50 2023-06-19) on Debian 12.0

Re: Adaptive scoring is enabled but does not take effect

[Fraga, Eric]

On Thursday, 12 Oct 2023 at 01:42, Husain Alshehhi wrote:
> It is
>
> ((25891 24876 876971 769000)
>  "/home/husain/News/nntp+news.gwene.org:gmane.emacs.help.SCORE"

[...]

So there are no .ADAPT files in that list.  That seems to indicate that
adaptive scoring is not enabled (which, of course, is what you believe
already).

I cannot think of anything else to look at, having considered especially
gnus-use-adaptive-scoring already.  Sorry.

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Re: Adaptive scoring is enabled but does not take effect

[Emanuel Berg]

Husain Alshehhi wrote:

>> Very strange. What is the value of gnus-score-file-list?
>
> It is
>
> ((25891 24876 876971 769000)
>  "/home/husain/News/nntp+news.gwene.org:gmane.emacs.help.SCORE"
> "/home/husain/News/nntp+news.gwene.org:gmane.emacs.devel.SCORE"
> "/home/husain/News/nntp+freenews.netfront.net:comp.std.c.SCORE"
> "/home/husain/News/nntp+freenews.netfront.net:comp.software.testing.SCORE"
> "/home/husain/News/nntp+freenews.netfront.net:comp.programming.threads.SCORE"
> "/home/husain/News/nntp+freenews.netfront.net:comp.programming.SCORE"
> "/home/husain/News/nntp+freenews.netfront.net:comp.mail.sendmail.SCORE"
> "/home/husain/News/nntp+freenews.netfront.net:comp.lang.c.SCORE"
> "/home/husain/News/nntp+freenews.netfront.net:comp.lang.c++.SCORE")

On gnu.emacs.help there is hardly any traffic nowadays, on
gnu.emacs.devel there is some but not a lot. Usenet has been
pretty useless for ages now with very low traffic, the
substantial part of it being even lower.

So my question is, do you really need elaborate scoring
schemes for that small volume of messages?

But from a tech perspective I get it, obviously one like
things to work and when they don't, one likes to find out why.

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Re: Adaptive scoring is enabled but does not take effect

[Husain Alshehhi]

Eric S Fraga <e.fraga@ucl.ac.uk> writes:

> Very strange.  What is the value of gnus-score-file-list?


It is

((25891 24876 876971 769000)
 "/home/husain/News/nntp+news.gwene.org:gmane.emacs.help.SCORE" "/home/husain/News/nntp+news.gwene.org:gmane.emacs.devel.SCORE" "/home/husain/News/nntp+freenews.netfront.net:comp.std.c.SCORE" "/home/husain/News/nntp+freenews.netfront.net:comp.software.testing.SCORE" "/home/husain/News/nntp+freenews.netfront.net:comp.programming.threads.SCORE" "/home/husain/News/nntp+freenews.netfront.net:comp.programming.SCORE" "/home/husain/News/nntp+freenews.netfront.net:comp.mail.sendmail.SCORE" "/home/husain/News/nntp+freenews.netfront.net:comp.lang.c.SCORE" "/home/husain/News/nntp+freenews.netfront.net:comp.lang.c++.SCORE")

Re: Adaptive scoring is enabled but does not take effect

[Eric S Fraga]

Very strange.  What is the value of gnus-score-file-list?

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Re: Adaptive scoring is enabled but does not take effect

[Husain Alshehhi]

"Andreas Schwab" <schwab@linux-m68k.org> writes:

>> I existed gnus and opened it again with no change. Looks like it is
>> not turned on, but given the documentation, it should be turned on.
>
> Do you see modifications to the ADAPT score files?

No. I do not see any ADAPT files.

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Re: Adaptive scoring is enabled but does not take effect

[Andreas Schwab]

On Okt 06 2023, husain@alshehhi.io wrote:

> I existed gnus and opened it again with no change. Looks like it is
> not turned on, but given the documentation, it should be turned on.

Do you see modifications to the ADAPT score files?

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Re: Adaptive scoring is enabled but does not take effect

[Eric S Fraga]

On Friday,  6 Oct 2023 at 03:22, husain@alshehhi.io wrote:
> I am using adaptive scoring. In the gnus-summary buffer, I see that
> gnus-use-scoring is set to t, and gnus-use-adaptive-scoring is also set
> to t. Also, the value of gnus-default-adaptive-score-alist is

I have gnus-use-adaptive-scoring set to '(word line).  Try that to see
if it has any impact?

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Eric S Fraga via gnus (Emacs 30.0.50 2023-06-19) on Debian 12.0

Adaptive scoring is enabled but does not take effect

[husain]

I am using adaptive scoring. In the gnus-summary buffer, I see that
gnus-use-scoring is set to t, and gnus-use-adaptive-scoring is also set
to t. Also, the value of gnus-default-adaptive-score-alist is

((gnus-kill-file-mark)
 (gnus-unread-mark)
 (gnus-read-mark
  (from 5)
  (subject 30))
 (gnus-catchup-mark
  (subject -10))
 (gnus-killed-mark
  (from -4)
  (subject -20))
 (gnus-del-mark
  (from -4)
  (subject -15)))

Yet, when I go read or catchup or kill, that does not seem to affect the
score that I have displayed in the summary buffer. I existed gnus and
opened it again with no change. Looks like it is not turned on, but
given the documentation, it should be turned on.

Any help debugging this issue is appreciated.