Re: agent-score . file

[Robert Epprecht <epprecht@sunweb.ch>]

Mike McEwan <mike@lotusland.demon.co.uk> writes:

>   Are the groups where things have "stopped working" in the same agent
> category as the others? What is the the predicate you are using for
> the categories concerned?
>  

Yes, they are all in my default category, which has the predicate 'high'.

I have another category called 'high' with identical predicate 'high'.
Changing the group from my default one to my 'high' category and vice
versa does not seem to make any difference. (At least most of the time.
Once it did, but it seemed to be accidental).

Hmm, testing and inquiring some more I just found out, that it does not
always succed or fail on a group wise base, but single messages in one
group can behave different. Let's see:

'V t' on an article that was downloaded gives:
("<7sgb7i\\$5hu\\$1@sifnos\\.ifi\\.unizh\\.ch>" nil 730023 r)  ->\
  /home/g/News/gnu.emacs.gnus.SCORE
'V S' -> 500

'V t' on an article that was not:
("Kai Großjohann" nil nil s)  ->  /home/g/News/all.SCORE
("Kai Großjohann" nil nil s)  ->  /home/g/News/gnu.emacs.gnus.SCORE
'V S' -> 2000

Hmm, I'll throw Kai out of my all.SCORE file next, just to try it, though
I don't like to do that...

> > Is it possible to put '(agent-score . file)' in the topics parameter?
> > I was not able to do it this way.
> 
>   Seems fine here with pgnus-0.96.

ok, I'll try again...

Robert Epprecht