Liefert alle zum Ausdruck "/..." passenden 4gliederigen Pfade.
Wenn es einen Pfad "/aB23/6/tar/core.LOG" gibt, so wird er geliefert - oder ich bin geliefert.--hs

7# echo /usr/man/*1M*/CO* /usr/man/html.1M/CONTENTS.html /usr/man/html.1M/COPYRIGHT.html /usr/man/html.1Mbnu/CONTENTS.html /usr/man/html.1Mbnu/COPYRIGHT.html /usr/man/html.1Mbsd/CONTENTS.html /usr/man/html.1Mbsd/COPYRIGHT.html /usr/man/html.1Meels/CONTENTS.html /usr/man/html.1Meels/COPYRIGHT.html /usr/man/html.1Mha/CONTENTS.html /usr/man/html.1Mha/COPYRIGHT.html /usr/man/html.1Mldap/CONTENTS.html /usr/man/html.1Mldap/COPYRIGHT.html /usr/man/html.1Mnfs/CONTENTS.html /usr/man/html.1Mnfs/COPYRIGHT.html /usr/man/html.1Mnis/CONTENTS.html /usr/man/html.1Mnis/COPYRIGHT.html /usr/man/html.1Msnmp/CONTENTS.html /usr/man/html.1Msnmp/COPYRIGHT.html /usr/man/html.1Mtcp/CONTENTS.html /usr/man/html.1Mtcp/COPYRIGHT.html /usr/man/html.X1M/CONTENTS.html /usr/man/html.X1M/COPYRIGHT.html

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