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>>>>> "Wesley" == Wesley Hardaker <Wesley.Hardaker@sphys.unil.ch> writes:

Hans> If I read the manual correctly, this would have to give me adaptive
Hans> scoring in all groups, but it only turns on adaptive scoring in the
Hans> nntp groups.

Lars> Hm...  I couldn't find anything in the adaptive score code that
Lars> would make adaptive scoring be switched on only in nntp groups.
Lars> Are you sure you're not switching it off in some hook or other?

Wesley> I don't know if you rememeber or not, but I have been having
Wesley> this exact same problem for a long time now.  I turned on
Wesley> adaptive scoring way back in .20 or so of sgnus and starting
Wesley> using nnml later on.  I wrote to you and told you about this
Wesley> problem, and you said something to the effect of 'I can't
Wesley> repeat it using your settings', so I figured I must be doing
Wesley> something wierd.

I doubt you're doing something weird, I remember how much of a hassle
it was completely turning off scoring in mail groups at one point.

Try using this scorefile (named as nnml:all.SCORE, or nnml.all.SCORE
in your News directory if you're using gnus-score-find-bnews):

((local (gnus-use-scoring t)
	(gnus-nov-is-evil nil))
 (exclude-files "all.SCORE")
 (read-only))

This works for me with:
(setq gnus-use-adaptive-scoring t)
in my .gnus.
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