This is activated by the -l option, which means a long listing format as in the next screenshot: $ ls -l You can as well print detailed information about each file in the ls output, such as the file permissions, number of links, owner’s name and group owner, file size, time of last modification and the file/directory name. A directory always contains a few hidden files (at least two), therefore, to show all files in a directory, use the -a or -all flag: $ ls -aĤ. To list contents of any directory, for example /etc directory use: $ ls /etcģ.
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