On Tue, 13 Jan 2004, Larry Starr <larrys@fullcompass.com> wrote:
> uri FCS_URI_NODOTS /^[^\.]*$/
> describe FCS_URI_NODOTS URI found with no Dots (.)
> score FCS_URI_NODOTS 3.0
>
> I believe that any "Valid" URI will contain, at least, one dot (".").
Some feedback: I have taken this rule out here; too many false-positives.
I discovered, for example, that the following line from a Linux email list
posting will hit the rule:
[root@d209-121-129-174 mplayer]# gmplayer test.mov
It turns out SA will turn the "root@" part into a mailto: URI even though
mailto: isn't actually present on that line (that isn't an email address):
debug: Ran uri test rule FCS_URI_NODOTS ======> got hit: match='mailto:root@d209-121-129-174'
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Other contact information: http://kepler.acns.bethel.edu/~bjn/contact.html
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> uri FCS_URI_NODOTS /^[^\.]*$/
> describe FCS_URI_NODOTS URI found with no Dots (.)
> score FCS_URI_NODOTS 3.0
>
> I believe that any "Valid" URI will contain, at least, one dot (".").
Some feedback: I have taken this rule out here; too many false-positives.
I discovered, for example, that the following line from a Linux email list
posting will hit the rule:
[root@d209-121-129-174 mplayer]# gmplayer test.mov
It turns out SA will turn the "root@" part into a mailto: URI even though
mailto: isn't actually present on that line (that isn't an email address):
debug: Ran uri test rule FCS_URI_NODOTS ======> got hit: match='mailto:root@d209-121-129-174'
--
Brent J. Nordquist <b-nordquist@bethel.edu> N0BJN
Other contact information: http://kepler.acns.bethel.edu/~bjn/contact.html
* Fast pipe * Always on * Get out of the way - Tim Bray http://tinyurl.com/7sti