When presented with a link like <
http://example.com/>, CGIIRC
rel_0_5_9 $ 0_5_CVS $Id: nph-irc.cgi,v 1.120 2006/06/06 18:50:12 dgl
includes the trailing '>' in the URL and resulting link.
Replacing line 313 of nph-irc.cgi with:
$line =~ s{((https?|ftp):\/\/[^\004$ ]+)(?![^<]*>)}{$interface-
>link(format_remove($1), format_linkshorten($1))}gie;
appears to fix the problem in the typical case, but will fail if the
URL includes & characters. The trailing '>' has been replaced with
\004>\004 a couple of lines earlier.
I also suspect the negative lookahead assertion (?![^<]*>) is always
true since I don't believe there will be any < or > characters by the
time this regex happens.
Jim
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