Get the characters after the last index of a substring from a string

If the string is in a variable:

$ foo="header. stuff. more stuff"
$ echo "${foo##*. }"
more stuff

If there are multiple instances of “. ” (as in my example) and you want everything after the first occurrence, instead of the last, just use one #:

$ echo "${foo#*. }"
stuff. more stuff

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