At 6:56 PM -0700 08/11/2013, John Hardin wrote:
I'm also going to make FP-avoidance changes that should also help.
Care to share? =)
Just make sure that the rule does not match the --> comment-end token
I tried doing that and it caused SA to hang... couldn't figure out
why the regex wasn't working, but for whatever reason, it wasn't. I
figured it was easier to just match the entire comment.
Is there any particular reason to NOT match the entire
comment? That is, does it save resources (CPU, RAM, etc.) to match
only partial content?
Note that you do want to allow HTML tags within the comment... my
rule doesn't actually allow that, but I've seen spams with HTML tags
(mostly <p> and <div>) in the comments... we don't want to exclude
those.
Care to post your updated rule?
Either way, I would still love to know why my rule isn't hitting on this...
Thanks.
--- Amir
