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Wildcard Examples
Wildcard pattern
Table C-1
Pattern
Use
Match any character except a or z.
[^az]
Negates the expression that follows.
*~
Wildcard Examples
Table C-2
Wildcard examples
Pattern
*.example.com
(quark|energy).example.com
198.93.9[23].???
*.*
*~example-*
*.example.com~quark.example.
com
*.example.com~(quark|energy
|neutrino).example.com
*.com~*.example.com
type=*~magnus-internal/*
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Result
Matches any string ending with the characters .example.com.
Matches either quark.example.com or
energy.example.com.
Matches a numeric string starting with either 198.93.92 or
198.93.93 and ending with any 3 characters.
Matches any string with a period in it.
Matches any string except those starting with example-.
Matches any host from domain example.com except for a single
host quark.example.com.
Matches any host from domain .example.com except for hosts
quark.example.com, energy.example.com, and
neutrino.example.com.
Matches any host from domain .com except for hosts from
subdomain example.com.
Matches any type that does not start with magnus-internal/.
This wildcard pattern is used in the file obj.conf in the catch-all
Service directive.
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