Is there any command in Unix, other than:ls, to list the
files in a directory?
The answer will be highly appreciated...
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Let the directory is /a
find /a -type f -print
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Answer / madhu
du command will list all the files in a directory with the
space used.
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Answer / guru
Hi All,
I have tried "ll" in HP-UX. It is as good as ls. But, I am
not sure how handy it is with Solatis & Linux.
Thanks,
Guru
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Answer / niranjan
To display filenames in direcory
1) ls -> basic command
2) echo *
3) ll -> in few unix versions u'll find this
To display only direcories :-
ls -lrt|grep ^d -> useful command if u want to display only directories:):):)
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Answer / yankee
Hi Dhina,
I know that my question is a bit strange, but believe me, i
too was as confused as u r seeing this question...LOL
Anywayz just wanted to know how can one add alias
for ls in linux boot files? Tell me the steps in details
plz.
Will check it out at my end if u answer this.
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Answer / rocky
find . -name *.* -print
this will print all files in the current directory. For any
other directory give the full path on place of .(dot)
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