first time on here, I apologize if I missed anything.

I am currently writing a script that searches through each folder and looks for a `<filename>.vmdk` file, after of which I want to do `ls -lah` on this file.

Here is my current code for the script.

```
#!/bin/bash

parse_dir () {
    for file in ./**/*[A-Za-z][!-flat][!-thin].vmdk; do
    #echo "File Found: "${file//\ /\\\ }
    ls -lah "${file//\ /\\\ }"
    #vmkfstools -i "${file//\ /\\\ }" -d thin "${file%.vmdk}-thin.vmdk"
    #echo "New provisioned file: ${file%.vmdk}-thin.vmdk"
    done
}

parse_dir

```

This script outputs all of the matched files like this:
`ls: ./ABC\ Collector/ABC\ Collector.vmdk: No such file or directory`

HOWEVER! If I manually type in `ls -lah ./ABC\ Collector/ABC\ Collector.vmdk` this file exists just fine.

Am I missing something here?