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01-26-2007
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Listing filesnames in bare format with fullpath
Hi,
Need help. How can I get a listing of files in bare format with full path. I mean in the following format. /root/dir1/sub-dir1/file1 /root/dir1/sub-dir1/file2 /root/dir1/sub-dir2/file1 /root/dir1/sub-dir2/file2 /root/dir2/sub-dir1/file1 /root/dir2/sub-dir2/file1 /root/dir2/sub-dir2/file2 and so on... Please advice. Thanks in advance. Regards, Tipsy. 
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# All files in the current directory and subdirectories
find . -type f | sed -e "s@^\.@$PWD@" # All files in the current directory (no subdirectories) find ./* -prune -type f | sed -e "s@^\.@$PWD@" # All files on your system find / -type f
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