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Robert Menschel writes:
>That tells me that either parse-rules-for-masses isn't finding the rules
>file, or is finding it and not reading it.
>
>Digging into parse-rules-for-masses, it uses
>> sub readrules {
>> foreach my $indir (@_) {
>> my @files = <$indir/[0-9]*.cf>;
>which tells me that mass-check is reading my user_prefs file, but
>parse-rules-for-masses wants these rules in a numeric *.cf file.
>
>I'll keep playing with those files. We'll figure it out sooner or later.
>Thanks for the help.
Actually, mass-check will not read a user_prefs file, that's correct.
Also, yes, the files must start with a digit and end in .cf to be read.
Try copying the default rules files to a new "mcrules" dir, add in
the rules files you want to check, and tell mass-check, hit-frequencies
and parse-rules-for-masses to use that rules dir using the "-c" switch
(if I recall correctly).
- --j.
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