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#
# Author: Hari Sekhon
# Date: 2013-07-18 22:00:56 +0100 (Thu, 18 Jul 2013)
#
# https://github.com/harisekhon/tools
#
# License: see accompanying LICENSE file
#
# scrub_custom.conf - used by scrub.pl
#
# List of phrases to scrub, one PCRE format Regex per line
#
# Regex are case insensitive (enclose like (?-i:blah) to force case sensitivity)
#
# Each given regex is applied with a prefix and suffix of either a word boundary ( \b ) or a non-alpha char
#
# blank lines and lines prefixed with a hash sign (#) are ignored
#
# Put more specific matches at top
###################################
# Personal Names
#
# add your name here if you don't want your name appearing in generic free text (--cisco/--screenos/--junos will already strip out usernames from Cisco/Juniper configs anyway based on the syntax of those configuration languages, if they require an update you should instead raise a ticket for a more generic fix to https://github.com/harisekhon/tools/issues, which is better than listing every possible user by hand).
# This is more for a short problem log where your username is in free text and can't be auto-determined by context.
hari.?sekhon
hari
sekhon
###################################
# Company Names
Cloudera
Sky
BSkyB
MySpace
Specific.{0,5}Media
Experian
DataEra
###################################
# Domains and Host conventions
#
# keep localdomain because we use strict domain.tld regex that will not strip out localdomain as a standalone keyword as the list of tlds may match unintended things (but we do look for the full domain.tld or @domain.ltd or @ltd which would catch @LOCALDOMAIN
localdomain
# put your hostname/domain regex here for cases where using --custom instead of --host/--domain/--fqdn for more control
###################################
# AWS hostnames - only needed if avoiding --host regex or you have something like surrounding underscores eg. flume_ip-172-31-NN-NN-1441876908100-80d53b88-leader-finder-thread see FLUME-
ip-10-\d+-\d+-\d+
ip-172-1[6-9]-\d+-\d+
ip-172-2[0-9]-\d+-\d+
ip-172-3[0-1]-\d+-\d+
ip-192-168-\d+-\d+
###################################
# IP Regex
#
# Private address ranges - only needed if avoiding --ip regex
10\.\d+\.\d+\.\d+
172\.1[6-9]\.\d+\.\d+
172\.2[0-9]\.\d+\.\d+
172\.3[0-1]\.\d+\.\d+
192\.168\.\d+\.\d+
# Put your other IP regex here if --ip or --ip-prefix ends up stripping out version numbers such as Hortonworks HDP 2.2.4.2 you can use this instead
###################################
# Top Secret Internal Project Names, Database/Table Names or industry specific keywords that give too much away etc
#
# MySecretProjectName
# myDB
# myTableConvention_[A-Za-z0-9_-]+