phantom-99w
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Hey guys
I want to set up some URL filters on my Telkom Mega 105WR router. On the URL Filtering page, a claim is made that regular expressions are supported. However, I can't seem to figure them out: they definitely aren't Perl-like!
When entering a regex which contains a backslash (which usually indicates a special character), the string is truncated after the first backslash. It appears as if character classes ([]) sort of works. However, it isn't always the case and I have found that the ordering of the characters within the character class makes a difference (which it should). I also can't quite figure out whether the "optional" operator (?) works or not. Finally, expressions are automatically broken up by whitespace. I know a URL cannot contain a space, but this still isn't cool.
So, my question is this: doesn't anybody know what is up with the regular expressions of the Mega 105WR? Do they actually work properly? Which regex "flavour" do they support?
Thanks
I want to set up some URL filters on my Telkom Mega 105WR router. On the URL Filtering page, a claim is made that regular expressions are supported. However, I can't seem to figure them out: they definitely aren't Perl-like!
When entering a regex which contains a backslash (which usually indicates a special character), the string is truncated after the first backslash. It appears as if character classes ([]) sort of works. However, it isn't always the case and I have found that the ordering of the characters within the character class makes a difference (which it should). I also can't quite figure out whether the "optional" operator (?) works or not. Finally, expressions are automatically broken up by whitespace. I know a URL cannot contain a space, but this still isn't cool.
So, my question is this: doesn't anybody know what is up with the regular expressions of the Mega 105WR? Do they actually work properly? Which regex "flavour" do they support?
Thanks