Problem with "\h"

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Problem with "\h"

Jul. 29, 2004, 07:31 AM

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Siamesecat Offline

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($AV($SET(host=\h)&$AV((^http://$TST(host))*)))

If the test for \h itself is faulty with domains with country codes, how will that test be an improvement? I tried it anyway with a referer filter and it didn't work any better than my original filter. Maybe a better way would be to test the content before the first slash after the "http://" and compare it with the Host: field?

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