Rick Matthews wrote: > > Summary > ======= > I recommend sgclean.pl as the tool to "clean" blacklist files. > > Before running sgclean, manually remove > no dots: > 'grep -e '\.' domains > domains.new1' > ends with a dot: > 'grep -v -e '\.$' domains.new1 > domains.new2' > invalid characters: > 'grep -e '[^-a-zA-Z0-9\._]' domains.new2 > domains.new3' > (and rename domains.new3 to domains)
There is an error in the commands listed above. Here is the corrected version: # Before running sgclean, manually remove no dots: grep -e '\.' domains > domains.new1 # ends with a dot: grep -v -e '\.$' domains.new1 > domains.new2 # invalid characters: grep -v -e '[^-a-zA-Z0-9\._]' domains.new2 > domains.new3 # and rename domains.new3 to domains mv -f domains.new3 domains I apologize for my error(s).
