Randy Ramsdell wrote:
How so? How does spamassassin URI check determine Kuxun.cn in a URI
as opposed to someone who forgot to add a "space" after a sentence end?
Well, CN is a rather strange word to start a sentence with, but it
doesn't know the difference between an intentional domain and a lack of
spacing. SpamAssassin no more selective than some email clients are.
There's a "word" object ending in a . and a valid TLD, so it gets
treated as a URI.
However, it shouldn't linkify things like : experiment.see because
"see" isn't a valid TLD.
Is it because it is located within the "a" tag?
The "a" tag has nothing to do with it.
IIRC, the code that does this runs after all the HTML tags have been
stripped out, so it cannot have anything to do with it. (i.e.: it runs
on the same text that "body" rules see).
