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Experts,<br />
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I'm logged into a network equipment that runs off FREEBSD. When I go into a directory, I can list a file with command: ls -ls<br />
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What's the command to list by date?
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Experts,

I'm logged into a network equipment that runs off FREEBSD. When I go into a directory, I can list a file with command: ls -ls

What's the command to list by date?

FREEBSD - UNIX - CLI question

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