Hi,
Our small business never receives mail from top level domains other than
com,net,org,mil,edu,gov,and us -- except spam. Additionally, we never
receive email with links containing other level domains -- except spam.
The logic is that we are small and do no business outside our geographic
Craig Jackson wrote:
Hi,
Our small business never receives mail from top level domains other than
com,net,org,mil,edu,gov,and us -- except spam. Additionally, we never
receive email with links containing other level domains -- except spam.
The logic is that we are small and do no business
At 09:38 PM 5/30/2005, Craig Jackson wrote:
Craig Jackson wrote:
m{https?://[^/\s]+?(?!\.com)(?!\.net)(?!\.org)(?!\.gov)(?!\.us)(?!\.edu)(?!\.mil)(\/\[^\s])?}
This I copied from the Spamassassin test for odd ports. The logic is
similar. However I have never seen some of this notation. And
m{https?://[^/\s]+?(?!\.com)(?!\.net)(?!\.org)(?!\.gov)(?!\.us)(?!\.ed
u)(?!\.mil)(\/\[^\s])?}
One of the amazing things about posting to lists is that shortly after
posting I usually find the answer to the question. Well, I've now
learned something about negative look-ahead assertions
