How to sort a result of Ls -l command based on columns. Ex.
i want to sort 5th column from output of ls -l command.
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Answer / kiran
$ ls -al | sort -n -k5
The -n in my example means "sort numerically", and the -k5
option means to key off of column five. Like other Unix
commands, these options can be combined and shortened, like
this:
$ ls -al | sort -nk5
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Answer / karunaprakash
Place the selected 5th coloumn in the file file1 and sort
the file1.
$ ls -l | cut -f 5 > file1
$sort file1
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