On Thu, 8 May 1997, Philip Guenther wrote:
Wotan <wotan(_at_)netcom(_dot_)com> writes:
I have an exceptionally long list of domains for the latest binge of
e-mail sex-spams. :(
The spammers for these domains are getting throw-away accounts elsewhere,
and advertising their domains from these accounts. The bodies of all
the e-mails contain a URL pointing to the offender's domain.
Is there an option other than scanning the body like this:
:0b
* http://www\.(siteone|sitetwo|sitethree)
My list of sex domains 70+ long, making the above method hard to read. :(
:0 B
* ? fgrep -f file-containing-plain-strings-to-search-for-one-per-line
/dev/null
If your really want regexps then use grep or egrep as appropriate.
I thought of doing it this way, but it will not only match a URL, but if
someone writes me asking me a question (or joke) in regards to the latest
mailing regarding getgreatsex.com.
I was hoping to not need to put http://www. before each domain name,
although a sed script would do it.
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