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Want to Get List of All directories
Hi,

Is there any one-lier through which I will be able to reach to last directory excluding all files only directrory and sub-directoris should be displayed from the current path.

Thanks in advance
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Hi,

Is there any one-lier through which I will be able to reach to last directory excluding all files only directrory and sub-directoris should be displayed from the current path.

Thanks in advance
is this is what you are looking for ?:

ls -ltrR | grep ^./
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Thanks a lot...

it worked as per my requirements...!!!
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Another way..

Code:
find . -type d
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Another way..

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find . -type d

find . -type d | grep ^./

this way not give "."
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Hi,

Is there any one-lier through which I will be able to reach to last directory excluding all files only directrory and sub-directoris should be displayed from the current path.

Thanks in advance
Code:
ls -lRF | grep \/$
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Thanks all these options all working....!!!
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