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List Files by Extensions
I have a unix directory with 500 plus files . When I do a ls -lR I can see ALL the files here . How can I sort this by the files extensions ?
I can't enter ls -lR *.ext1 *.ext2 *.ext3 etc in case I miss out some files . |
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Yes ! It works now . Have sorted those 500+ files by extensions
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