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Full Directory Listing...
Is there a way of listing everything under a directory.
So for example if you wanted to know everything under the USR directory you would get all the sub directories and files in those directories as well as the file directly under the USR directory. I would imagine that you could do this using an ls - a switch. Anyone any ideas? Thanks for reading, Mark |
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Thanks that works well...
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