On Montag, 22. Mai 2006 21:06 Kenneth Porter wrote: > Does a uri rule count once per instance or for all matching uris? If, > for instance, I have that rule and one matching *all* subdomains with > a +1.2, does a spammer just have to insert a "good" uri to nullify > the score for the bad one?
One rule hits once for an e-mail. So yes, +1.2 -1.2 would be zero.
> Alternatively, is there regex syntax to match all patterns *except*
> the one given? Can I somehow express "all geocities.com subdomains
> except www and uk" as a regex?
How about meta rules? This would give -1.2 for www|uk subdomains, and
add 1.2 if there's a geocities subdomain that is not www|uk. It doesn't
work in case there are both www|uk and another subdomain, though.
uri ZMIgeocitiesGOOD m{(?:www|uk)\.geocities\.com}
describe ZMIgeocitiesGOOD probably good geocities site
score ZMIgeocitiesGOOD -1.2
uri __ZMIgeocitiesSUB m{\s+\.geocities\.com}
meta ZMIgeocitiesBAD (! ZMIgeocitiesGOOD && __ZMIgeocitiesSUB)
score ZMIgeocitiesBAD 1.2
mfg zmi
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