09-18-2014
How to sort with ls -lh command?
Hi All
I am trying to sort files from largest to smallest
using this command
HTML Code:
ls -lh /home/sid | awk '$9 !~/unwantedfile/{print $5,$3,$6,$7,$8,$9}' |sort -n -r
I am using awk and printing in this format print $5,$3,$6,$7,$8,$9, so that sort would use the values in $5 and print in descending order. But I get random sorting
I am using solaris version
Please advise
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