++ 22/03/00 18:54 -0500 - Rik Kabel:
Note that 0 is a perfectly valid value, but excluded in your definition
of QUAD.
I know. The QUAD was copied from someone else and slightly adopted. Now
you're mentioning the zero... is a quad like 041 valid? I guess not, but
i'm not sure.
I mean an address like 212.223.234.0
I know, that's what i understood from your first posting already. I must
have fogotten those zero's in my procmailrc. I have added them now.
Thanks for noticing.
The regexps are now:
QUAD = "([0-9]|[1-9][0-9]|1[0-9][0-9]|2([0-4][0-9]|5[0-5]))"
IP = "${QUAD}\.${QUAD}\.${QUAD}\.${QUAD}"
The thing i was asking was, is 212.223.034.0 a valid address?
Lichtensteiger already answered that question by private mail saying it
is legal but rare.
-Rejo.
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