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nota wrote:.+@.+(\.com|\.edu|\.org)$
If only.
nota wrote:'@' isn't an operator or pointer in perl/php so it is treated as standard text.
cseg@hooligan:~! cat regexp-test.pl
#!/usr/bin/perl
@test = "lololfuckedupthehostname";
$address = "test@test.com";
if ($address =~ /.+@.+(\.com|\.edu|.org)$/i) {
print("Yeah, '$address' matches .+@.+(\.com|\.edu|\.org)\$\n");
} else {
print("Nope..\n");
}
cseg@hooligan:~! perl regexp-test.pl
Nope..
cseg@hooligan:~!
cseg@hooligan:~! cat regexp-test.pl
#!/usr/bin/perl
@test = "lololfuckedupthehostname";
$address = 'test@test.com';
if ($address =~ /.+@.+(\.com|\.edu|.org)$/i) {
print("Yeah, '$address' matches .+@.+(\.com|\.edu|\.org)\$\n");
} else {
print("Nope..\n");
}
cseg@hooligan:~! perl regexp-test.pl
Yeah, 'test@test.com' matches .+@.+(.com|.edu|.org)$
cseg@hooligan:~!
cseg@hooligan:~! cat regexp-test.pl
#!/usr/bin/perl
@test = "lololfuckedupthehostname";
$address = 'test@test.com';
if ($address =~ /.+@test.+(\.com|\.edu|.org)$/i) {
print("Yeah, '$address' matches .+@.+(\.com|\.edu|\.org)\$\n");
} else {
print("Nope..\n");
}
cseg@hooligan:~! perl regexp-test.pl
Nope..
cseg@hooligan:~!
cseg@hooligan:~! cat regexp-test.pl
#!/usr/bin/perl
@test = "lololfuckedupthehostname";
$address = 'test@test.com';
if ($address =~ /.+\@test.+(\.com|\.edu|.org)$/i) {
print("Yeah, '$address' matches .+@.+(\.com|\.edu|\.org)\$\n");
} else {
print("Nope..\n");
}
cseg@hooligan:~! perl regexp-test.pl
Nope..
cseg@hooligan:~!
cseg@hooligan:~! cat regexp-test.pl
#!/usr/bin/perl
@test = "lololfuckedupthehostname";
$address = 'test@testlolyessomethinghere.com';
if ($address =~ /.+\@test.+(\.com|\.edu|.org)$/i) {
print("Yeah, '$address' matches .+@.+(\.com|\.edu|\.org)\$\n");
} else {
print("Nope..\n");
}
cseg@hooligan:~! perl regexp-test.pl
Yeah, 'test@testlolyessomethinghere.com' matches .+@.+(.com|.edu|.org)$
cseg@hooligan:~!
nota wrote:And I suppose we could let the .br in there
The spammer that created this thread came through a roadrunner internet account in fairfax, va - probably some zombie machine. He used a .net email address - you can't just filter out that kind of stuff.nota wrote:.+@.+(\.com|\.edu|\.org)$
If only.
Actually we didn't have a captcha turned on. I installed a 3rd party one a few days ago and we haven't had any bots since.nota wrote:TBH though I'm fairly impressed. They get past image confirmation as well as a user-approved activation.
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