Using regex or something else for searching for a file extension
I have to create a bash script that will search a given directory for certain file extensions. The file extensions are in the form of .210 .110 .311 .211 and so on. I cannot do a mere "*.2* because there are file names that have that in the name. Is there a way to set a buffer after the "*.2*" so that the extension is only 3 characters in length? This will remove all the incorrect results from the search.

Right now I am using find /cygdrive/x/Clients -name '*.210'

Thanks!
Using regex or something else for searching for a file extension
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I have to create a bash script that will search a given directory for certain file extensions. The file extensions are in the form of .210 .110 .311 .211 and so on. I cannot do a mere "*.2* because there are file names that have that in the name. Is there a way to set a buffer after the "*.2*" so that the extension is only 3 characters in length? This will remove all the incorrect results from the search.

Right now I am using find /cygdrive/x/Clients -name '*.210'

Thanks!