Sujet : Re: Difference in scoring between slrnpull and slrn with shared score file
De : p_u_n_k_i_n_d (at) *nospam* yahoo.it (issdr)
Groupes : news.software.readersDate : 16. May 2025, 23:11:37
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Keith wrote:
On 2025-05-14, Kacper Docin <altvalidator@pm.me> wrote:
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My conclusion is that slrnpull has some kind of simplified scoring
mechanism, but I’d like to know exactly what the difference is between
the two in terms of scoring.
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Any insights would be greatly appreciated.
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My slrn and slrnpull versions are both 1.0.3.
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You can enter a newsgroup using the ESC-1-K
key command in SLRN to see what messages are
not being caught by the slrnpull program.
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It can be a error in the syntax for the filter.
long time since i used slrnpull the last time, but that shouldn't be the
case. i had a symlink to slrn's score file as slrnpull's, not to write
rules twice.
there might be a bug or a non-alignment on the two programs (if i have
to guess, i'd say encoding(?))
or
score file acts on headers not offered by the remote newsserver on
XOVER, thus slrnpull isn't able to filter, while slrn locally does