Re: How do I list directories?
From: joe (joe_at_wmdesign.net)
Date: 06/28/05
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Date: Tue, 28 Jun 2005 09:53:57 -0500
Dank u Arnoud. I wanted a recursive listing, and the find worked great!
in article d9rnf3$uhl$1@toad.stack.nl, Arnoud "Galactus" Engelfriet at
galactus@stack.nl wrote on 6/28/05 9:39 AM:
> In article <BEE6C718.3515E%joe@wmdesign.net>, joe <joe@wmdesign.net> wrote:
>> Which gives me everything. Is there some way to filter out the individual
>> files, so all I get is the directory structure? I tried using grep to filter
>> the results, but couldnąt figure out the right combination of argument.
>
> You can use ls -ld to get a listing in which all the directories
> are shown as files and not traversed.
>
> With find . -type d -print you get a list of all directories.
>
> Arnoud
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