On Sun, 7 Jan 2007 23:54:01 +0000 (UTC)
Duncan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
<snip>
> This really has to do with the intricacies of the TCP
> protocol. I'm on my way to work so can't explain in my
> usual depth, but basically, there are certain rules about
> terminating a "hung" connection. If pan disobeys those
> rules, it's breaking Internet Protocols.
Many thanks Duncan.
In the past I supplied one or two back traces to help solve
problems. I am not very expert but if there is anything I
can do here (for example I can use wireshark), let me know.
<snip>
> > The question is this. Is there any way to edit my
> > scoring rules?
>
> Yes. The Score file is an ordinary text file, generally
> compatible with slrn's file format. The reference for
> that is
This had me baffled for a while. I had already looked for
something like a score text file and could not find one. It
turns out that I had a News sub-directory in my home
directory (I don't even recall creating it) and Pan had put
the Score file there.
Something else which does seem a little odd to me is that I
can no longer find a way of setting a universal rule.
Under 14.2 and predecessors, when I found a post with (eg
"Sex movies") in the title I could set such a rule to
govern all subscribed groups. It seems that now I have to
do it relative to the group in which the post is found and
if I use the most universal option ("Group Name Doesn't
Contain"), then that group will be omitted even though this
is where the offending post was first found. Is this
deliberate? Am I missing something?
Geoff
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