Linux wildcards
Automation Workshop allows using advanced SFTP wildcards for some FTP & Cloud Actions. File masks greatly increases the flexibility and efficiency of searches of files or group of files based on their name and extension.
Syntax
[xyz]*.*— filename starts with x, y or z letter.docu[a-cm].dat— matches docua.dat, docub.dat, docuc.dat or docum.dat filenames.jones[0-9][0-9][0-9]— matches filename followed by any 3 digits.
Learn more?
- Wildcards! · taming the file system
- 10 practical examples using wildcards · match filenames in Linux
- Linux wildcards · a wildcard in Linux is a symbol that stands in for other characters
- How to Use Wildcards? · wildcards are commonly used in shell commands in Linux and other Unix-like operating systems
FTP & Cloud
Automation Workshop supports file masks in FTP & Cloud Actions when connecting and working with an SFTP, Amazon S3 and WebDAV servers.
More wildcards
- File masks & wildcards · select multiple files based on their name or extension.
- Rename file masks & wildcards · using file masks and wildcards when renaming files.
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