Shell Programming and Scripting

Code:

ll | grep ^l

This wiould show you all the links in the current working directory.

Hi ,


You can check for a link by typing the following command,

ls -l | grep ^l

Now when you type in `ls -l` it will show you the long listing of all the file in the curent directory and the first column of it would tell you whether the file is linked or not..Column will have "l' prefixed to the permission then it is a likned file ..IF "d" is prefixed to it then it is a directory and if it is just a blank then its an ordinary file..

It's working...