Option for ls command to list directories with and ending slash. Just to visualize directories in a different way.
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1 ls -p
Option for ls command to list directories with and ending slash. Just to visualize directories in a different way.
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1 ls -p
Command to find and list all files above a defined size. Works for debian based distros and Centos. If the output its wrong in other systems, you can play with awk params.
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1 find . -type f -size +50000k -exec ls -lh {} \; | awk '{ print $9 ": " $5 }'
Sometimes there are so many files in a directory that it’s hard to find the last file in the directory. We show you here 2 ways for finding it out.
With awk we print the last argument of the last line:
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1 $ ls -lrt | awk '{ f=$NF }; END{ print f }'
Reverse ordering with ls and then getting the first line:
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1 $ ls -t1 | head -n1