o a network interface name (such as eth0). This may
include shell-like wildcards so eth* will match any
interface starting with the sub-string "eth"
This last part implies that all shell wildcards can be used, but that
is not the case. I tried "eth[1-9]" and it failed. If only "*" or "?"
are supported, then that should be stated explicitly.
Or, it could be improved to use these patterns!
Well, I think that's debatable as the man page doesn't make the
assumption that all shell wildcards are supported.
True, but why mention "shell" wildcards at all, then.
Brian
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