http://bugzilla.spamassassin.org/show_bug.cgi?id=3427
------- Additional Comments From [EMAIL PROTECTED] 2004-09-28 14:49 ------- > they definitely work. "www.spamassassin.org" and "spamassassin.org" > don't, but schemeless is a different animal from malformed I'm used to www.spamassassin.org being turned into a hot link. Thunderbird does it and I am sure that Outlook Express did that when I used it. That is common enough behavior that we should expect spammers to use it and people to have an MUA that does it. Some experimenting with a test message: Test www.spamassassin.org spamassassin.org http://spamassassin.org http:/spamassassin.org http:spamassassin.org http:/www.spamassassin.org http:www.spamassassin.org Outlook Express made only www.spamassassin.org and http://spamassassin.org hot. I think we have to at a minimum accept www.spamassassin.org and the other prefixes that OE does (which I know include ftp.spamassassin.org). Thunderbird made all of those hot except "spamassassin.org" turning them all into valid http:// hrefs. Both Yahoo! Mail and SquirrelMail, (another web mail interface), are quite conservative, only making the full valid http:// versions hot. GMail has interesting behavior. It of course makes http://www.spamassassin.org and http://spamassassin.org hot. It also does that to both www.spamassassin.org and spmassassin.org, adding the http:// prefix to the href. It misses the http:/foo... links but it does make hot http:foo... because it ignores the "http:" and makes the rest hot. ------- You are receiving this mail because: ------- You are the assignee for the bug, or are watching the assignee.
