Hello,
we have found a strange behaviour in …/html/RTIR/Elements/MakeClicky
we have traced to the “host” discovery (it goes away when commenting out
the ‘Fdomain’ regular expression) but are unable to identify.
We receive a lot of messages where the TLD of host names is all capital
letters, e.g. <host.domain.Sun.COM>. Now - these host names are
completely removed form messages when displayed in RTIR!
When they are <host.domain.sun.com>, this does not happen and MakeClicky
substitutes the correct Lookup URL. We initially suspected an
incompatibility with the ‘GRIPE’ entry [the only one checking for caps],
but commenting this one out does not resolve the issue.
Anyone any idea?
BTW: TLDs can have more than 3 chars by now, e.g. .info 
< Fdomain => [ q[(?:[\w-]+.)+[a-z]{2,3}], $cb{host} ],
Fdomain => [ q[(?:[\w-]+.)+[a-z]{2,4}], $cb{host} ],
Best regards,
Ruediger Riediger
Dr. Ruediger Riediger Sun Microsystems GmbH
NSG - SunCERT Komturstr. 18a
mailto:Ruediger.Riediger@Sun.com D-12099 Berlin
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Hello,
we have found a strange behaviour in …/html/RTIR/Elements/MakeClicky
we have traced to the “host” discovery (it goes away when commenting out
the ‘Fdomain’ regular expression) but are unable to identify.
We receive a lot of messages where the TLD of host names is all capital
letters, e.g. <host.domain.Sun.COM>. Now - these host names are
completely removed form messages when displayed in RTIR!
When they are <host.domain.sun.com>, this does not happen and MakeClicky
substitutes the correct Lookup URL. We initially suspected an
incompatibility with the ‘GRIPE’ entry [the only one checking for caps],
but commenting this one out does not resolve the issue.
Anyone any idea?
BTW: TLDs can have more than 3 chars by now, e.g. .info
< Fdomain => [ q[(?:[\w-]+.)+[a-z]{2,3}], $cb{host} ],
Fdomain => [ q[(?:[\w-]+.)+[a-z]{2,4}], $cb{host} ],
If you want that the capital letters are accepted on that regular
expression, you’ll have to write some like the following
Fdomain => [ q[(?:[\w-]+.)+[A-Za-z]{2,3}], $cb{host} ]
I think it’ll be enough to fix your matter.
Cheers,
Carlos
Carlos Fuentes Bermejo carlos@cert.ja.net
JANET-CERT
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< Fdomain => [ q[(?:[\w-]+.)+[a-z]{2,3}], $cb{host} ],
Fdomain => [ q[(?:[\w-]+.)+[a-z]{2,4}], $cb{host} ],
If you want that the capital letters are accepted on that regular
expression, you’ll have to write some like the following
Fdomain => [ q[(?:[\w-]+.)+[A-Za-z]{2,3}], $cb{host} ]
I think it’ll be enough to fix your matter.
Ruediger, if that works for you, forward carlos’ mail to
rtir-bugs@fsck.com and we’ll get it checked in.
Jesse
< Fdomain => [ q[(?:[\w-]+.)+[a-z]{2,3}], $cb{host} ],
Fdomain => [ q[(?:[\w-]+.)+[a-z]{2,4}], $cb{host} ],
If you want that the capital letters are accepted on that regular
expression, you’ll have to write some like the following
Fdomain => [ q[(?:[\w-]+.)+[A-Za-z]{2,3}], $cb{host} ]
I think it’ll be enough to fix your matter.
Ruediger, if that works for you, forward carlos’ mail to
rtir-bugs@fsck.com and we’ll get it checked in.
Jesse, we had the same problem here, and that works for us, but if I
don’t remember bad, the RTIR 1.2 engine takes out this problem, because
its regular expression cares about the capital letters.
Cheers,
Carlos
A Spanish guy in JANET-CERT
Carlos Fuentes Bermejo carlos@cert.ja.net
JANET-CERT
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BTW: TLDs can have more than 3 chars by now, e.g. .info
< Fdomain => [ q[(?:[\w-]+.)+[a-z]{2,3}], $cb{host} ],
Fdomain => [ q[(?:[\w-]+.)+[a-z]{2,4}], $cb{host} ],
Don’t forget sTLDs such as .museum (six chars!).
~reed
Reed Loden - reed@reedloden.com
Jesse Vincent wrote:
If you want that the capital letters are accepted on that regular
expression, you’ll have to write some like the following
Fdomain => [ q[(?:[\w-]+.)+[A-Za-z]{2,3}], $cb{host} ]
I think it’ll be enough to fix your matter.
Did not check it a case issue as the next regex (starting with ‘(?-i:’)
would not make sense if it’s case sensitive anyway. Should have taken a
closer look.
Ruediger, if that works for you, forward carlos’ mail to
rtir-bugs@fsck.com and we’ll get it checked in.
indeed, this fixes the issue. I will send to the bug list.
Best regards,
Ruediger Riediger
Dr. Ruediger Riediger Sun Microsystems GmbH
NSG - SunCERT Komturstr. 18a
mailto:Ruediger.Riediger@Sun.com D-12099 Berlin
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