ls
Syntax
ls [<OPTIONS>] [<FILE-NME>]
Description
This command lists directory contents.
Command context
Service OS (SVOS>
)
Parameters
<OPTIONS>
Specifies options for the command.
-1
Shows one-column output.
-a
Shows entries which start with a period (.).
-A
Shows output similar to
-a
, but excludes a period (.) and a double period (..).-C
Shows output list by columns.
-x
Shows output list by lines.
-d
Shows listing of directory entries instead of contents
-L
Follows symlinks.
-H
Follows symlinks on the command line.
-R
Recurse.
-p
Appends a slash (/) to directory entries.
-F
Appends an indicator to entries. An indicator can be as an asterisk (*) or slash (/) or equal sign (=) or at sign (@) or pipe (|).
-l
Shows the output in a long listing format.
-i
Shows the list inode numbers.
-n
Shows a list of numeric UIDs and GIDs instead of names.
-s
Shows a list of allocated blocks.
-e
Shows in one column a list with the full date and time.
-h
Shows list sizes in human readable format (1K, 243M, 2G) with a one-column output.
-r
Shows in one column a sort in reverse order.
-S
Shows in one column a sort by size.
-X
Shows in the output sort by extension.
-v
Shows in one column a sort by version.
-c
With
-l
, it shows a sort in one column byctime
.-t
With
-l
, it shows a sort bymtime
.-u
With
-l
, sort byatime
.-c
With
-l
, it shows a sort in one column byctime
.-w <N>
Assumes that the terminal has the number of columns wide as specified by <N>.
--color[={always | never | auto}]
Controls color in the output.
<FILE-NAME>
Specifies the name of the file to list.
Authority
Administrators
Example
Listing directory contents:
SVOS> ls -la /nos drwxr-xr-x 3 0 0 4096 Nov 21 03:19 . drwxr-xr-x 11 0 0 220 Nov 21 03:21 .. drwx------ 2 0 0 16384 Nov 21 03:20 lost+found -rwxr-xr-x 1 0 0 205957424 Nov 21 03:19 primary.swi SVOS>