On Sat, 10 Jan 2015 11:30:24 +0000, Duncan wrote: >> The lines I added to ~/News/Score were: >> >> %BOS %Score created by JSH [*opensuse.org*] >> Score:: =9999 X-Forwarded-For: ^[address redacted]$ >> %EOS >> >> Where [address redacted] is a valid IP address. I followed the format >> used for the From: score that appears above it in the file. > > With my own testing (as mentioned in a post yesterday) demonstrating > that arbitrary-header scoring does work, and that pan appears to score > on download without a manual rescore, provided it has already loaded > that score, we're left with the following possibilities: > > Either: > > 1) Your regex somehow failed to match,
Which I don't believe is the case. > OR > > 2) Pan hadn't yet reloaded the scorefile after you edited it, so it > didn't know about your new score when it downloaded your test messages. I did the edit while Pan wasn't running, so that won't be it. :) > OR > > 3) An absolute =nnnn (as opposed to additive nnnn, no =) score that > happened to match that message, appeared before your test score in the > scorefile. Because absolute scores are intended to be absolute, no > further scoring is done after the first absolute match is found -- that > first match is applied and that's it -- so unlike additive scores, > absolute score order MATTERS. Ahhh. That must be the problem - I tend to use absolute scores a lot (as a way of tagging individual users), and you are correct, there is an absolute score in place for this particular user already. I'll try removing that and rescore. Hang on a sec. :) That did it. It was the previous absolute score that was causing the issue. In fact, as soon as I removed it from the scoring window, the new score showed up. Awesome help, thanks, Duncan. :) Jim -- Jim Henderson Please keep on-topic replies on the list so everyone benefits _______________________________________________ Pan-users mailing list Pan-users@nongnu.org https://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/pan-users
