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Old 04-05-2006
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cmd to view only directories

Hi All,

Plz tell me the cmd of viewing only directories. Suppose i am at bin directory and it contains another directory mails with lotz of files in it.

Now when ever I do ls -lt mails under bin directory it shows me all the files inside mails dir . But I just want to see only mails dir as an output not all of its contents(i.e files inside mails dir). Is there any switch for displaying directories only.

Plz let me know. I would be thankful. I am working on Solaris 5.8 platform.


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