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Old 11-17-2005
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ls command

hi
i want to know which ls command in unix shows me the directories and files
under them for example
cd /usr2/acct
under this directory i have to directories :
tmp1
under tmp1 i have several files :a.log,c.log
under tmp2 i have 1 file:con.log
i want to know which command will show me this
tmp1
a.log
b.log
tmp2
con.log
can some one help me ?
thanks a lot
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Why dont you start with the man pages ?

It says,

Code:
       -R, --recursive
              list subdirectories recursively
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Old 12-01-2005
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Arrow Dir and files

Finding All Sub-Directories in Directory
find <Dir path> -type d -ls


Finding All Files in Directory
find <Dir path> -type f -ls
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