At 03:14 AM 12/17/00 -0600, Philip Guenther wrote:
So, to match "http://blah.blah";, you would use "http://blah\.blah";
To be precise and to cite the procmail source code itself, the only
Thank you so much, Philip...you have just helped solve a MAJOR
problem here. And I hope Santa is VERY good to YOU this year :-)
>2. How would I code it to also filter on specific URL's which contain ANY
>number(s) ???
_Any_ numbers? What about "http://www.3com.com/";? Perhaps you _all_
numbers:
Gee...you are right...I didn't think about this. Most of the problems involve
2 (or more) digits together *somewhere* between the "http://"; & the end
(whether it be a .com or a .cn or a .com.cn URL. At this point, I'd just like
to thrash ANYTHING like http://www.163.com http://www.21.com or even
http://something2786.com !!! Can the below be tweaked to do this simply?
:0 B
* http://[0-9.]+([^a-z_]|$)
/possible/spam
Hmm. When I wrote the site-wide spam filter at my last job I found
that IP-address URLs were too commonly used for legitimite (albeit
... Thanks for the other detailed recipe. Yikes. Since I get over 500 pieces
of this stuff per day (including the Chinese), I don't have time to sift
through
"possible/spam" ... I just want to thrash it all. Anyone who wants to reach
me badly enough knows how to contact me :-)
Thanks for your help !!!
Eric
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