NOTE
This program lists processes using TCP and UDP only. In short, this program is
unsuitable for forensics use and is provided only as an aid to profiling all net-
work-accessible processes in the lab.
4.7 Pathnames and Globbing
Globbing (or regular expression matching) is when you modify the directory path using
wild cards to include a group of files or subdirectories. File resources can be specified
with a globbing syntax similar to that used by popular shells, such as csh, bash, and
zsh.
Substitutes for any number of characters, except
/
.
*
Example: An arbitrary number of path elements,
including entire directories.
Substitutes for any number of characters, includ-
ing
/
.
**
Example: an arbitrary number of path elements,
including entire directories.
Substitutes for any single character, except
/
.
?
Substitutes for the single character
a
,
b
, or
c
[abc]
Example: a rule that matches
/home[01]/*/.plan
allows a program to
access
.plan
files for users in both
/home0
and
/home1
.
Substitutes for the single character
a
,
b
, or
c
.
[a-c]
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