Re: Linux advocacy

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On 25 Sep 2024 03:35:35 GMT, vallor wrote:
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I've set up my scorefile to ignore posts crossposted to various groups.
Can you do that in slrn?

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Yes. I've never tried it but I think you can use a Pan Score file with
slrn.

You can score based on anything in the header, perhaps using regex as well.

    https://www.slrn.org/docs/slrn-FAQ-4.html

    4.15 How do I score all cross-posts?

    Like the previous answer you have two choices: to use the ``Xref'' line
    (preferred) or the ``Newsgroups'' line. The first choice uses the fact that
    a cross-posted article will have two colons in the ``Xref'' header field.
    So, use a score of the form:

            Score: -9999
            Xref: :.*:

    If you do not have the option of using the ``Xref'' line, use:

            Score: -9999
            Newsgroups: ,

    However, you may want to tolerate cross-posts if a ``Followup-To'' header
    line is set. The following rule scores articles that are cross-posted into
    many groups (e.g. more than 2) and have no ``Followup-To'' line (note that
    this rule is ``expensive'', as usually neither ``Newsgroups'' nor
    ``Followup-To'' are included in the NOV data).

            Score: -9999
            Newsgroups: ,.*,
            ~Followup-To: .

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