Peter Bowyer wrote:
>Andrew <andrew@???> wrote:
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>>I want to do a regex search for <script> : <iframe> - etc, etc in the
>>message body. However these are poor regex's to use. ( eg <SCRIPT>
>>would get through) -
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>>using the command line tool grep - the expression
>><[Ss][Rr][Ii][Pp][Tt]>
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>That has a typo, you missed out the C. But assuming that's a red herring...
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Sorry - me being blonde when typing the message (I had it correct in my
config) - :(
>>matches <script>, <Script>, etc, etc...
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>>However when I drop this into exim - it doesn't match! :(
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>>regex = <script> works (but doesn't match other cases) -
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>>regex = <scr[Ii]pt> Works -
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>>However
>>regex = <[Ss]cr[Ii][Pp][Tt]> fails :(
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>>(I think the combination of the leading < and [] is breaking it....
>>but I don't know why - any advice???).
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>1. Use the pcretest tool which you'll find in the build-xxx directory in
>your Exim build.
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>2. Read the PCRE docs which you'll find in the doc directory in your Exim
>build
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(yep, already tested this, and it works!)
>3. I just tried this:
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>/(?i)<script>/
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>Which seems to do the job.
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It works for me in pcretest too - did you try it in the exim config? (I
don't expect you to, but I am curious if it worked in pcretest, or exim
config with exiscan).
Many thanks for the reply!
Cheers,
Andrew.
>Peter
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