Regular expressions for files and directories

Regular expressions for files and directories

Regular expressions are texts with special notations that help describe patterns in string.  Regular expressions describe patterns which are used to search strings for matches.

File name fields support regular expressions and only the directory path can serve as an absolute path to the file/directory in the server. Any regular expressions entered will be treated as normal text.

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