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02-22-2004
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how to list dir only
Hi
I had trouble , i forget how to show the dir only , please state, thanks 
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02-22-2004
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The questions is open for different iterpretations:
If you want to list the content of a directory and not the contents of it's subdirectories, use the -d flag that comes with ls (i.e. ls -d *). man ls would have provided the answer. If you want to show only directories and no other type of files use the -type d option which comes with find (i.e. find / -type d). man find would have provided the answer. Hope this helps.
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