>...
>
>I'm starting to see references in messages that look like this:
>
>www.achat-montre-rolex.net./
>
>
>Of course, it's not really a valid URL, but then the spam gets through
>too. Is it possible to strip excess garbage ( . / ) off the end of the
>domain before processing it?
>
>Running SpamAssassin 3.1.0-r164435 (if it matters).
>
>Bret
>
Actually, it is legal. The trailing '.' simply means that the DNS
reference is absolute regardless of context. The trailing '/' only denotes
the root of the server's web page tree.
BTW. that domain belongs to or is serviced by iMedia (at least the
DNS) - a complaint to them will get you taken off that list (no arguments
about list-washing, please).
If the trailing "./" screws up SA, a Bugzilla is called for.
Paul Shupak
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
