jhardin at impsec
May 17, 2012, 3:16 PM
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Re: ***Possible SPAM*** Re: regex needed for http link
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On Thu, 17 May 2012, Joseph Acquisto wrote:
> I attempted to adapt something from a similar regex provided by a vendor
> of a commercial product. It was to detect country codes we do not want
> to accept mail from. No doubt my ignorance of SA and regex in general
> will be on display for the amusement of many.
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> rawbody URI_RU m,^https?://[^.\.][ru]/,i
heh. Yeah, that won't work. "[]" means a character class, one character
that matches anything within the square brackets.
What the above RE says is:
blah blah blah // (not-period OR period) (r OR u) /
...so it would match, for example:
https://.r/
https://.u/
but never:
https://{anything}.ru/
And you actually had success testing that from the command line?
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