Hallo,
> It appears that you are making the assumption that all entries with
> 3 dots are wrong.
not 3 dots, more than 3 dots e.g: this.is.a.long.url
> Here's an entry from a .msg file created by test.pl:
> dwerts.home.mindspring.com(mindspring.com)
> I believe this is saying that the entry should be mindspring.com,
> not dwerts.home.mindspring.com?
> That logic is invalid. dwerts.home.mindspring.com would only be a problem if the
> blacklist contained dwerts.home.mindspring.com AND (home.mindspring.com OR
> mindspring.com).
yes, there there must be an entry in your original domain-list
dwerts.home.mindspring.com AND (home.mindspring.com OR mindspring.com).
> Agreed? What 2 files are used for the basis of the .diff file? Thanks.
the diff-file shows all "double" entries (wrong subdomains). it do not show the
errors, the
errors are in the err-file.
you can edit test.pl and then the errors are in the diff-file, too:
$f {$ent} = $domain;
}
else
{
#test four or more dots manually
$error {$ent} = $ent;
$diff {$ent} = $ent; ############################## insert this line
}
here is a test (without the entry in test.pl):
domains:
134.106.143.1
this.is.a.very.long.url
nodotisbad
test.b.co.uk
b.co.uk
co.uk
freemail.web.de
doubleclick.net
ad.de.doubleclick.net
heise.de
web.de
domains.new:
doubleclick.net
web.de
heise.de
co.uk
134.106.143.1
domains.diff:
freemail.web.de
test.b.co.uk
b.co.uk
ad.de.doubleclick.net
domains.err:
this.is.a.very.long.url
nodotisbad
domains.msg:
test.b.co.uk (b.co.uk)
ad.de.doubleclick.net(doubleclick.net)
freemail.web.de (web.de)
b.co.uk (co.uk)
Greetings from Germany
Heinz Ahrens
