Re: Duplicate Messages

[Alexey N. Vinogradov]

Hello, Chris.

You wrote 07.09.2004 @ 2:45 


C> How does The Bat! determine if two messages are duplicates of each
C> other? Do it use the message ID? Does it use a hash?

The values are calculated using MsgID+Date+From+Subj, and then being compared.

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Re: Why does regexpr not work

[Roelof Otten]

Hallo Britt,

On Mon, 6 Sep 2004 23:38:45 +0200GMT (6-9-2004, 23:38 +0200, where I
live), you wrote:

BM> What do I do wrong?

BM> 
%To=""%To='"%SetPattRegExp=_(is?)(.*?)Fornavn\s=\s(.*?)\n(.*?)Efternavn\s=\s(.*?)\n(.*?)E-mail:\s(.*?)\n_%-
BM> %RegExpBlindMatch=_%Text_%-
BM> %SubPatt=_2_ %SubPatt=_2_"<%SubPatt=_2_>'

First your regular expression is searching for a pattern like this:

Fornavn = blabla
Efternavn = blabla
e-mail: blabla

while your getting this:

email:  blabla
Fornavn = blabla
Efternavn = blabla

So it'll never match.
Second you're asking three times for the same argument.

I guess you might have more luck with this:

%To=""%To='"%SetPattRegExp=_(is?)(.*?)E-mail:\s(.*?)\n(.*?)Fornavn\s\=\s(.*?)\nEfternavn(.{3})(.*?)\n_%-
%RegExpBlindMatch=_%Text_%-
%SubPatt=_6_ %SubPatt=_8_" <%SubPatt=_3_>'%-

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Why does regexpr not work

[Britt Malka]

Hi there and good evening

I receive a mail from subscribers and before it only said: Name: first
name second name

and
E-mail: email

No it is slightly changed, and it sais:

E-mail: email
has subscribed

Subscribe page: 1
Fornavn  = First name
Efternavn = Second name

So I have changed the regexp to this, but it puts nothing in the
to-field. When I try each of them seperately in the with the DLL from
Dirk Heiser, they work, but together? Nothing.

What do I do wrong?

%To=""%To='"%SetPattRegExp=_(is?)(.*?)Fornavn\s=\s(.*?)\n(.*?)Efternavn\s=\s(.*?)\n(.*?)E-mail:\s(.*?)\n_%-
%RegExpBlindMatch=_%Text_%-
%SubPatt=_2_ %SubPatt=_2_"<%SubPatt=_2_>'

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Re: Duplicate Messages

[Peter Meyns]

Hi Chris,

on Mon, 6 Sep 2004 13:45:50 -0400GMT, you wrote:

C> How does The Bat! determine if two messages are duplicates of each
C> other? Do it use the message ID? Does it use a hash?

I'd like to learn that too.

It can't be the MID alone. It must be the MID plus some headers or a
hash. I saw this most recently when I downloaded a part of TBUDL and
TBBeta messages from GMane, that I missed due to an overflow of my pop
account. Of course, I had some overlapping messages whose MIDs were
the same, but they were not recognized as dupes. I had to sort them
out manually.

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Duplicate Messages

[Chris]

How does The Bat! determine if two messages are duplicates of each
other? Do it use the message ID? Does it use a hash?

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