Andrew Porter wrote:
> Just got this crash today - happened twice
>
> Oct-9-08 09:19:12 id-40352-06985 Regex:Contentonly '@thisdomain.com'
> main exception: Unmatched ) in regex; marked by <-- HERE in m/Received:
> from (.{1,50}) \(\[?90.177.102.67) <-- HERE by mail100/ at
> /var/opt/assp/bin/assp.pl line 5810.
>
> Looks like something specific to a particular email.
Did that really say @thisdomain.com, or are you obfuscating? If you have
to obfuscate then there are reserved domains for that such as
example.com: http://rfc.net/rfc2606.html
The current owner of thisdomain.com is:
Registrant:
Steve Walker (BPNTP) [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Bottom-Up Media
Reminds me of this article about, I believe, the "noreply.com" domain.
The owner would be receiving all kinds of emails sent to him/her because
companies were careless and used that domain as a noreply address. Of
course many people still reply to a noreply address, inadvertently
revealing sensitive information.
Just to say, assuming some made up domain does not exist and thus will
be fine to use as an example can cause serious problems. The ASSP
documentation and configuration tool is full of such bad examples.
Greetings,
Jeroen
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