Strange sunspot activity caused Pat Crawford <0001020203@mcimail.com> to write:
| Hi.
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| We just installed Majordomo. Within the first week we got one of these:
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| ------- Forwarded Message
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| MAJORDOMO ABORT
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| HOSTILE ADDRESS
| /PN=JIM.JA.FEE/DD.ID=JA.FEE/ADMD=TELECOM.CANADA/C=CA/@resonet.com
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| ------- End of Forwarded Message
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| Don't remember seeing this documented anywhere. Can anyone help?
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| Pat Crawford
| MCI Communications
On or about line 330 or majordomo.pl there is a check for a "valid"
address. Anything with a '|' or '/' is considered an invalid address.
The line is question is:
if (tr/|\//|\// != 0) {
&main'abort("HOSTILE ADDRESS $addr");
I'm not sure why these are considered invalid (except that RFC 1183? says
they aren't), but wouldn't this line be *much* easier to parse if it were:
if (/|\//) {
Steve
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