> wich i want to block
> no my dlb.txt is
>
> #dlb.txt
> #---------------------
> \.cab$
> \.exe$
> \.rm$
> \.mp?$
> \.mpg$
> \.mpeg$
> \.mp3$
> \.wmv$
> \.wma$
> \.mov$
> \.avi$
> \.cab\?.*$
> \.exe\?.*$
> \.rm\?.*$
> \.mp\?.*$
> \.mpg\?.*$
> \.mpeg\?.*$
> \.mp3\?.*$
> \.wmv\?.*$
> \.wma\?.*$
> \.mov\?.*$
> \.avi\?.*$
>
>
> tell me is there any thing wrong if u find
>
You can put more effective pattern's as,
example,
to block .exe* ( * may be anything ? or $ etc... ) then
\.exe.*$
It will do that.
No need to put two regexp's as,
\.rm$
\.rm\?.$
Simply as
\.rm.*$
or
\.rm\?.*$ ( it is also okie )
Note: Don't limit second (.) dot with \. .* - will select all patterns after .rm
pattern
Regards
Muthu
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