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| | Wildcard DNS record - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | No DNS server software implements wildcards as per RFC 1034. | | | The Internet Software Consortium produced a version of the BIND DNS software that can be configured by system administrators to filter out wildcard DNS from certain domains. | | | Attempting to access such a domain leads to a web page informing the user that the domain is not in use, and providing links for further information about.museum. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wildcard_DNS_record
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| | Internet Architecture Board - IAB Documents |
| | (Wildcard NS records, while theoretically possible, have sufficiently bizarre semantics that it is probably best to limit their use to torture-tests of DNS software.) So, at first blush, it would seem that the administrator of a zone is free to use wildcards without worrying about effects which this might have on the zone's delegated children. | | | Thus, if the wildcard name has records matching the desired query type, the system will return those records, precisely as in the "success" case above; otherwise, the system will return an indication that the name exists but no data matching the given query type is present, precisely as in the "no data" case above. | | | Note also that only the query name and query class matter for purposes of determining whether a wildcard matches: any record type can produce a wildcard match, regardless of whether or not the record type happens to match the query type. |
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http://www.iab.org/documents/docs/2003-09-20-dns-wildcards.html
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| | java.net: Explorations: Wildcards in the Generics Specification |
| | Once you're familiar with the syntax, we'll move on to talking about the reasons wildcards were added to the specification. | | | If you understood these examples, you understand the syntax of wildcards. | | | Well, the major benefit (below) requires a bit of a deep dive into the type system. |
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http://today.java.net/pub/a/today/2004/01/15/wildcards.html
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| | Providing Compatible Schema Evolution |
| | Wildcard UPA done in "greedy" or first-match algorithm | | | A suggestion is XML Schema wildcards could use a "greedy" algorithm whereby the first possible occurance of a definition is matched. | | | The problems with this approach are summarized in Examining elements and wildcards as siblings. |
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http://www.pacificspirit.com/Authoring/Compatibility/ProvidingCompatibleSchemaEvolution.html
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| | Using the Right Wildcard Characters in SQL Statements (Inside Microsoft Access 2001) |
| | Even if you've mastered using wildcards in queries, you may be in for a shock if you switch to using ADO in your applications. | | | Making the necessary adjustments to change DAO wildcards to ADO wildcards may be a simple task, but if you're using ADO wildcards in your code you may prefer to also do so in the query design grid. | | | We'll start by using DAO wildcards in the query design grid and incorporating the related SQL statement in code. |
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http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/en-us/dnima01/html/ima0601.asp
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| | Using wildcards |
| | This wildcard is ignored in a set of ([ ]) or in an alternative pattern ({ }). | | | You must enclose the entire string in back quotes and you cannot have any embedded spaces. |
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http://www.la-hq.org.uk/search-files/table5-4.html
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| | Wildcards |
| | wildcard will match a single character (or a NULL at the end of a filename) | | | The * wildcard will match any sequence of characters (including NULL characters) The ? | | | Wildcards will match both Short and Long filenames |
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http://www.ss64.com/ntsyntax/wildcards.html
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| | The Linux Terminal - a Beginners’ Bash |
| | Below is a table of patterns, and an example of which filenames would match such a pattern, and others that would NOT match. | | | Wildcards will not match hidden files unless the wildcard pattern itself starts with a period. | | | There is a very significant difference between the way that Windows handles wildcards and how this is done in Linux or other Unixes. |
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http://linux.org.mt/article/terminal
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| | [alicebot-archcomm] Conditional wildcards |
| | The problem raised is that typing the wildcards may produce several possible matches. | | | And conditional wildcards does produce ambiguity where there previously was none before. | | | They don't specifically define an exact match, but instead match similar to regular wildcards so that they let one or more "words" pass through to the template. |
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http://www.alicebot.org/pipermail/alicebot-archcomm/2003-March/000790.html
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| | Accepted wildcards used by server certificates for server authentication |
| | In general, wildcard matching works on all Microsoft platforms with the exception of Windows 2000. | | | A variation on this certificate-matching scheme has been documented in RFC 2595 and draft RFC specs for other protocols. | | | The following are some examples of how wildcards should and should not be used for maximum interoperability: |
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http://support.microsoft.com/?id=258858
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| | Examining wildcards and compatible evolution |
| | The options in the design exist because the fundamental problem with using wildcards outside of an Extension element for versioning, is that a schema cannot correctly validate extensions and retain compatibility. | | | The use of wildcards at the same level as element content precludes many of the common validation features authors need for loosely coupled systems. | | | The reason is the pesky unique particle attribution constraint, which means that an optional element in a given ns can't occur before a wildcard that might match that ns. |
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http://www.pacificspirit.com/Authoring/Compatibility/ExaminingElementWildcardSiblings.html
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| | Linux Magazine - December 2003 Power Tools Wildcards Gone Wild |
| | You can create a wildcard pattern that matches all filenames composed of zero or more digits, but the syntax is different. | | | By default, if no wildcarded words match, the csh and tcsh shells won't run the command line at all; instead, they print a "No match" error. | | | Wildcards aren't the only way to get lists of files. |
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http://www.linux-mag.com/2003-12/power_01.html
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| | The powerful bash shell wildcards in Linux |
| | Wildcards are special characters that allow you to select filenames that match certain patterns of characters. | | | You can use simple patterns or combine different wildcards and construct very complex patterns, and like I said before, you can use them with any commands that accept file names as arguments. | | | In the Linux CLI that task is just as simple to perform as moving only one HTML file, and it's so easy because of the shell wildcards. |
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http://www.tuxfiles.org/linuxhelp/wildcards.html
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| | Linux Magazine - March 2004 Power Tools Wilder Wildcards |
| | Standard wildcards simply match the names of files (including directories, symbolic links, etc., which are actually files in the Linux filesystem). | | | Even if you aren't interested in wildcards, you might want to read on. | | | (A directory file is full of gibberish.) A Z shell glob qualifier lets you write a wildcard expression that matches only files -- or executable files, or files owned by a certain user, or files accessed n days ago, and so on. |
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http://www.linux-mag.com/2004-03/power_01.html
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| | Wildcards Software: Instantly search files by name or wildcard; Match people faces based on common features. |
| | Wildcards Software: Instantly search files by name or wildcard; Match people faces based on common features. | | | Instantly search files by name or wildcards on your computer or local network | | | search, wildcards, string, lines, edit, view, text, tail, magic, middle, visible, head, newlines, penta text tools, greps, strings, intelligence services, replace, format, translate, portion |
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http://www.soft411.com/software/wildcards.html
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| | Expanded DOS Wildcards - Malektips [EXPANDED DOS WILDCARDS WINDOWS 98 AND DOS] |
| | With the DOS underneath Windows 98, you can use this wildcard to match all of the files which match the trailing characters as well. | | | This tip was printed from the website http://malektips.com, bringing you some of the best computer help and tips. | | | In DOS, the "*" wildcard normally displays files which match the leading characters before the * symbol. |
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http://www.malektips.com/98dow0005p.html
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| | wildcards - compression,crusher,data,wildcards |
| | The LIKE statement is often used in SQL queries with wildcards to find data that... | | | In particular, this code supports wildcards, recursively looking into the sub directories, uploading/downloading/deleting multiple files, automatically showing a progress bar, user cancellation, and more. | | | Anyone who has used the WinInet FTP functions has probably noticed that many features are lacking. |
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http://www.programming-x.com/programming/wildcards.html
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| | MUSHclient script function: GetTriggerWildcard |
| | You can have up to 999 wildcards, plus wildcard 0 which represents the entire matching string. | | | You can use GetTriggerInfo selector 31 to find how many wildcards matched. | | | Enter a word or phrase in the box below to narrow the list down to those that match. |
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http://www.mushclient.com/scripts/function.php?name=GetTriggerWildcard
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| | Using Wildcards |
| | You can position wildcard operators at the beginning, middle, or end of a query word, and you can combine them within a word (e.g., ?ffect*). | | | You can use the string wildcard -the asterisk-to represent a variable string of zero or more characters in a query. | | | Note: A query consisting of only the string wildcard operator will return a Hitlist comprising all records in a database; the records will have identical relevance ranking scores. |
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http://www.psychcrawler.com/info/help/wildops.html
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| | [Chapter 15] Wildcards |
| | Wildcards are a natural when you want to work with groups of files. | | | Wildcards can appear in any component of a pathname. | | | (When you do this, be careful that your wildcard doesn't match more than you intend.) |
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http://netfoo.net/oreilly/unix/upt/ch15_01.htm
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| | LatteLib |
| | Use wildcards in a path to retrieve all matching files. | | | Easily compress and extract directories and files using wildcards, without dealing with input and output streams. | | | Access file data via lists and maps without writing one line of IO code. |
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http://www.lattelib.com/lib/LatteLibUtility.php
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| | using wildcards |
| | The FREETEXT predicate is a primitive form of natural language query, for example you can use FREETEXT or FREETEXTTABLE with any text. | | | You do not need to worry about the query syntax because the MSSearch engine identifies important words and phrases and specifically ignores wildcard ("*" or asterisk), noise words, Boolean operators (AND, OR, NOT), and the proximity operator (NEAR) - then FREETEXT will return rows that contain any of the important words and phrases. | | | This makes FREETEXT* queries less precise than the CONTAINS query. |
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http://www.technologyone.org/new-1460172-3721.html
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| | The OS/2 Command Line Utilities |
| | All of the utilities that deal with files support extended wildcards, which are a superset of the standard OS/2 wildcard syntax, similar to the wildcards that are available in most UNIX shells. | | | Supports recursing into subdirectories, so that entire directory trees can be synchronised, and the standard CLU features such as enhanced wildcards and the ability to include/exclude files by attribute. | | | It can also sort files from multiple subdirectories into one big list, allowing one to see all files in multiple subdirectories sorted together by size for example, and has no arbitrary limits on the number of files that it can process. |
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http://homepages.tesco.net/~J.deBoynePollard/Softwares/clu.html
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| | Deleter, Deletes Files with Wildcards |
| | We need a program that will take a set of wildcards (positive and negative), and in one pass over the directories delete the described files. | | | This essay is about a suggested student project in Java programming. | | | You are here : home : Java Glossary : Student Projects : Deleter, Deletes Files with Wildcards. |
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http://www.mindprod.com/projects/deleter.html
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| | Consequences of putting wildcards in .net and .com |
| | Now, the wildcard IP address is presumably being sent a constant stream of DNS queries that, we hope, will never be answered. | | | Previously, a query for such a domain resulted in a "no such domain" error. | | | To a novice user it looks like the host exists, but is down or having network problems. |
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http://www.packet-pushers.net/tld-wildcards
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| | OneLook Dictionary Search |
| | On the Customize page you can change the way the wildcards work when you search for words on OneLook.com. | | | One is for finding phrases: If you flank a word with two asterisks to the left and to the right, as in the query | | | We try to recognize spelling errors, but sometimes we fail. |
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http://www.onelook.com/?c=faq
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| | Felgall Wordprocessing - Using Wildcards with Find and Replace in Word |
| | The following table shows the wildcards that are always available like this, what each means, and which of the two fields it can be used in. | | | With all of these wildcards available the find and replace functions can be used to make the updating of your document much easier. | | | You can even refine the function further by attaching formatting information (eg. |
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http://www.felgall.com/dtpwd6.htm
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| | Pruning Nested Data Values Using Branch Expressions With Wildcards (ResearchIndex) |
| | We demonstrate their utility in pruning large data structures by using them to specify a form of parse optimization; and we show that their evaluation can be done in linear time with a constant amount of memory. | | | Pruning Nested Data Values Using Branch Expressions With Wildcards | | | Pruning Nested Data Values Using Branch Expressions With Wildcards (ResearchIndex) |
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http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/88655.html
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| | GREP |
| | Secondly, your PATH needs to be set so that GNU grep is used in preference to the standard version. | | | In particular, the expression ".*" matches any string, and hence acts as a "wildcard". | | | Read the repetion example carefully, and pay careful attention to the fact that the "*" in grep patterns denotes repetition. |
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http://pegasus.rutgers.edu/~elflord/unix/grep.html
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| | Apache Core Features |
| | The URL may use wildcards In a wild-card string, `?' matches any single character, and `*' matches any sequences of characters. | | | Also as of Apache 1.3 none of the wildcards match a `/' character, which more closely mimics the behavior of Unix shells. | | | The NameVirtualHost directive is a required directive if you want to configure name-based virtual hosts. |
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http://httpd.apache.org/docs/mod/core.html
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| | Learning the shell - Lesson 5: Manipulating Files |
| | Here are some examples of patterns and what they match: | | | The table below lists the wildcards and what they select: | | | In its simplest form, it copies a single file: |
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http://linuxcommand.org/lts0050.php
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| | Microsoft Access Using Wildcards In Queries |
| | Using ADO wildcards in the Access query design grid. | | | For instance you may want Access to return all records aQ and the criteria concatenates the wildcard character * to By also using Or Is Null in the criteria | | | 135 microsoft access uk 136 microsoft access using wildcards in queries 137 microsoft access vba examples 138 microsoft |
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http://www.unixformula.com/microsoft_access_using_wildcards_in_queries.asp
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| | Anti spam software - SpamGunner, Reliable, Powerful! |
| | This anti spam software also lets you include many other wildcards such as "^", "#", "+", "{m-n}". | | | It provides a rich set of filters and intellective algorithm to stop spam before it gets to you. | | | In this way, we can set up finer granularity and safer filters. |
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http://www.spamgunner.com
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| | MUSHclient : Jscript : scripting trigger wildcards |
| | Of course, not quoting %# is not really a mistake, since you could have a Fred variable, in which case no error would be generated. | | | Yet I spent hours to figure out the syntax, reading the help files and going through this forum. | | | So some examples of setting up different wildcard scripts might be useful. |
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http://www.gammon.com.au/forum/bbshowpost.php?bbsubject_id=5365&page=999999
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| | WildCards Templates |
| | Description: WildCards - Card & Envelope: Rectangular Window Card with Matching Envelope. | | | Description: WildCards - Card & Envelope Template: Triangular Window Card with Matching Envelope. | | | Description: WildCards - Card & Envelope Template: Curved Edge Window Card with Matching Envelope. |
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http://www.wilde-ideas.com/Vndrs/Wrds/WildCards.html
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| | Wildcards Pattern Matching Algorithm |
| | wildcards.c Function that decides whether a wildcard matches a teststring. | | | wildcards.cpp Class that decides whether a wildcard matches a teststring. | | | The important test cases are documented in that file. |
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http://user.cs.tu-berlin.de/~schintke/references/wildcards
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| | Truncation and Wildcards |
| | The first example is a search using truncation; the second example deals with the use of wildcards. | | | Use the Help function in the manuals or indexes belonging to the different forms of ETDE's Energy Database to learn how to use truncation and/or wildcards and which symbols are applied. | | | With truncation one makes use of the stem, i.e., that part which is common to all variants of the word. |
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http://www.etde.org/search/truncate.html
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| | Internet For Lawyers News Google Adds Wildcard Capabilities to Phrase Searches |
| | A wildcard is a place-holder used to represent a variable, so phrases with any word in the position of the wildcard may be returned in search results. | | | is reporting that Google has added the ability to incorporate variables into Google phrase searching through the use of "wildcards." The LLRXBuzz report comes from a tip from Invisible Web maven Gary Price. | | | According to the report, an "*" asterisk may be inserted in the phrase to represent a variable or missing word. |
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http://www.netforlawyers.com/google_wildcards.htm
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| | MOD_Rewrite subdomains without the HTTPD.CONF wildcards? |
| | A check of my error log shows that nothing happened at all, which leaves me to believe that since the httpd.conf is not set up with wildcards the computer just doesn't know where to look for | | | Therefore, since the requests are not reaching your web root directory, nothing you do in.htaccess can help. | | | I have tried numerous subdomain rewrite rules (for about two months now), many from threads such as these: |
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http://www.webmasterworld.com/forum92/885.htm
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| | Library of Economics and Liberty: Advanced Book Search Form |
| | TRICK FOR ADVANCED USERS: Wildcards can be used successfully to search for complete phrases. | | | N.B. The Book Search tool is a Perl-based program. | | | But if you are a Perl expert and have a particular Perl metasymbol in mind, very likely it's valid and going to work as expected. |
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http://www.econlib.org/library/search.html
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| | Regular expressions and wildcards |
| | They should not be confused with wildcards or patterns, which are cruder pattern matching strings. | | | Some regular expressions match only a single string. | | | In cfengine wildcards, you can use the characters '*' and '?' to match any character or number of characters. |
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http://www.iu.hio.no/cfengine/confdir/regex.html
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| | Computer Technology Forum - Search engine wildcards, and boolean operators |
| | As well as boolean operators and wildcards and the sort? | | | Computer Technology Forum - Search engine wildcards, and boolean operators | | | Computer Technology Forum > PC Technology Section > Computer Networking & Internet Access > Search engine wildcards, and boolean operators |
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http://www.tech-forums.net/showthread.php?s=57a219a9d764eb48f668158effcec950&threadid=59557
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| | XML Schema Part 1: Structures Second Edition |
| | Particles contribute to · validation · as part of complex type definition · validation ·, when they allow anywhere from zero to many element information items or sequences thereof, depending on their contents and occurrence constraints. | | | For detailed information on wildcards, see Wildcards (§3.10). | | | A wildcard is a special kind of particle which matches element and attribute information items dependent on their namespace name, independently of their local names. |
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http://www.w3.org/TR/xmlschema-1
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| | More on wildcards |
| | NB: the Microsoft site and www.animals.com are used here purely as examples and should not be taken as a recommendation to block or allow access to either site. | | | For example, if you visit the Microsoft site at www.microsoft.com, a link might take you to search.microsoft.com or support.microsoft.com. | | | Therefore, you cannot block or allow any web address that includes the word microsoft by adding *microsoft* to your list. |
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http://www.icra.org.uk/_en/icraplus/help/moreonwildcards.htm
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| | SEARCH BASICS |
| | Northern Light, this can be a useful way of including different ways of spelling a word without having to input both versions separately: | | | Certain options which are available in some search systems can simplify some of the above considerations. | | | In those search systems which permit the use of wildcards within search terms, e.g. |
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http://www.frame-uk.demon.co.uk/guide/search_basics.htm
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| | Algorithm and Tools |
| | For checking whether a string matches a Unix wildcard pattern, I wrote a small subroutine that you can download for free. | | | To present source codes in the WWW in a nice way I wrote some converters. |
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http://user.cs.tu-berlin.de/~schintke/algorithms/indexe.html
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| | DOS Lesson Eleven: DOS Wildcards; File Attributes |
| | In DOS, wildcard characters can match up with any character that is allowable in a file name. | | | In card games, a wildcard is a card that can match up with any other cards. | | | So files like abz.txt and ab2.txt would be copied. |
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http://www.ahuka.com/dos/lesson11.html
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| | Brown Researchers Use Wildcards To Develop Better Way To Sequence DNA |
| | Brown Researchers Use Wildcards To Develop Better Way To Sequence DNA | | | Set home page · Bookmark site · Add search | | | PROVIDENCE, R.I. — Two Brown University computer science professors are working on a method to sequence DNA that they believe will be faster and more efficient than the technique currently used by mappers of the human genome. |
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http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2000/10/001018215846.htm
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