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basic unix file command!
Hi there,
I am looking to create a single file called outputa.txt, which will show the contents of my directorya and its sub directories, and all file and directory permissions. What command would be used for this? Cheers Kev |
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Kev,
Suppose you are in directory a. Issue this at the prompt ls -lR > outputa.txt vino |
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ls -Rl > a.txt
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