Witam Cię, alienie. Dwunastego lipca 2005 roku napisałeś:

> Konrad has kindly suggested the expression above but no joy. I'm not
> too  sure about the (?s) he put in front so I tried this one as well
> but it also didn't work.

(?s) is not required (if is set, a dot metacharater in the pattern
matches all characters, including newlines; but in regexp [^\>]* no
dots...). My fault.

> https?://[^\>>]*\.(scr|exe|pif)
              ^^???

Why there appears second ">"? Try only http://[^\>]*\.(scr|exe|pif).
And this filter works in my version: 3.0.2.10.

$$$$ TB! Message Filter $$$$
beginFilter
UID: [4506A4E0.01C586F5.23F88287.2B68ACA8]
Name: Wirus\20Alert
Filter: {\0D\0A\20`6`2`http:/2F/2F[^/5C>]*/5C.(scr|exe|pif)\0D\0A}
IsActive
Ignore
endFilter

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Pozdrawiam
Konrad Szkudlarczyk


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