Steve,
I've made a change to the regular expression that looks for IPv4 addresses. Before the change the regular expression would tag an ip address in something like 121.234.121.241.168. Or we would also see v2.12.2.1 picked up as an IP address. So I've made the regular expression look for a word boundary on both sides of the ip address. It will no longer incorrectly identify ip addresses in substrings.
Steve, I've made a change to the regular expression that looks for IPv4 addresses. Before the change the regular expression would tag an ip address in something like 121.234.121.241.168. Or we would also see v2.12.2.1 picked up as an IP address. So I've made the regular expression look for a word boundary on both sides of the ip address. It will no longer incorrectly identify ip addresses in substrings.
...t as ip addresses.