Include/Exclude Path Patterns
The management agent uses the following patterns to describe the include and exclude paths.
Pattern | Description |
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** |
This pattern specifies all volumes. (This is equivalent to / on Linux.)
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/* |
This pattern matches one directory with any name. (For example, on Linux the pattern /usr/*/java matches /usr/lib32/java and /usr/lib64/java .)
|
/** |
This pattern matches one or more directories with any name. (For example, on Linux the pattern /usr/**/java matches /usr/lib32/java and /usr/lib/jvm/java .)
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System or environment variable. If the variable is null or not set, the value of the optional subsequent variable expansion is used. For example, if you specify (This syntax simulates that provided by Shell Parameter Expansion.) |
Note
Characters including
Characters including
?
, [
, ]
, {
, and }
may exist in the path, and are not expanded when matching paths. For example, the include path pattern /[a-c]/jav?/*c
assumes there is a file system path with exactly this name.