Remove URL from lines but keeps the text

Thiago Morais

Hi Folks

My company antispam system insert a URL in each attach files received by email and cause a discomfort to read the content. How can I solve my discomfort to removing the URL inserted by the antispam, but keeping the rest of the text?

See below some lines of the issue.

 Network          Next Hop            Metric LocPrf Weight Path

PeterJones

@Thiago-Morais ,

To get rid of http/https URLs in any block of text,
FIND = https?://\S*
REPLACE = blank/empty
SEARCH MODE = regular expression

Thiago Morais

@PeterJones said in Remove URL from lines but keeps the text:

https?://\S*

Your suggest worked, but I need to fix a little detail on the expression.

I need to remove the URL until the equal sign and let rest of the text, how can I do that?

guy038

Heelo, @thiago-morais,

Two questions :

Are all the URL lines in a single line or may be split into several lines ?
Your URL lines contain two = signs… What is the exact part to delete ? From beginning to the first or to the second = ?

Best Regards,

guy038

Thiago Morais

@guy038

Hello @guy038

As you can see in the line, there are two URL, I need to remove the both and keep the rest of the text after the equal sign.

Current:
*> https://protect-eu.mimecast.com/s/tIwRCoY3kuB8G8zGs2IZH5?domain=1.1.0.0 https://protect-eu.mimecast.com/s/-sM8CO7mzS0wXwKXukLavD3?domain=200.182.239.29 0 4230 65450 ?

How should be:
*> 1.1.0.0 200.182.239.29 0 4230 65450 ?

guy038

Hi, @@thiago-morais, @peterjones and All,

Then, two regex solutions are possible :

If each URL line belong to a single line :
- SEARCH (?-s)https?://.+?=
- REPLACE Leave EMPTY
If some URL line(s) may be split into several ones :
- SEARCH https?://\S+?=
- REPLACE Leave EMPTY

BR

guy038

Thiago Morais

@guy038 said in Remove URL from lines but keeps the text:

(?-s)https?://.+?=

It’s worked
Thanks @guy038