troubleshooting Question
Need help on Linux ls command
Hi Team,
I want to know the difference in the output of the below unix commands
ls -F
ls -F I get the output with directories suffixed with a / , but some regular files suffixed with * , @ symbols. Why is it so?
[root@localhost ~]# ls -F
abc.txt Desktop/ install.log.syslog Public/ testfile*
accounts/ Documents/ logdata Templates/ test.ksh*
anaconda-ks.cfg Downloads/ LOGFILENAME test typescript
backup/ $file Music/ test1 Videos/
CALNOV filename novcal test123@
cc install.log Pictures/ test2
ls -d list only the current directory , but ls -d */ , is there any other command to list only directories.
I want to know the difference in the output of the below unix commands
ls -F
ls -F I get the output with directories suffixed with a / , but some regular files suffixed with * , @ symbols. Why is it so?
[root@localhost ~]# ls -F
abc.txt Desktop/ install.log.syslog Public/ testfile*
accounts/ Documents/ logdata Templates/ test.ksh*
anaconda-ks.cfg Downloads/ LOGFILENAME test typescript
backup/ $file Music/ test1 Videos/
CALNOV filename novcal test123@
cc install.log Pictures/ test2
ls -d list only the current directory , but ls -d */ , is there any other command to list only directories.
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