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I would like to run ls and exclude certain files in the output When I run the following command I get all files each on a separate line ls 1 file1 file2 file3 temp I would like to run this

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I have a folder I can cd into by simply using cd path However when I use ls the folder doesn t show up and it s not hidden meaning that ls a doesn t make it appear either What could

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I am trying to look for all XML files in a particular directory and all sub directories recursively inside it ls R xml is only listing files in the current directory I am quite sure the sub

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If the ls command does not provide any output then no visible files are present in the folder To view any folder use the a or all switch It will show at least the current folder as and

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Unzip ls cannot access tmp No such file or directory ls cannot access tmp No such file or directory C which is particularly weird to me cause my alias alias unpack unzip works

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The computer was working fine until this morning I found out the hdd two 4TB disk in RAID0 made with mdadm had Input output error Upon lsing the directory I was

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Regarding your questions You don t need t but then mv will run for each file which will be a lot slower You need to end your exec with instead of A pipe has nothing to do with a for

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I m starting to learn how to use the terminal with Ubuntu on WSL Windows Just from the very beginning of the course it says that if you use the ls command it should show you your

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You can do this on command line using the R switch recursive and then piping the output to a file thus ls R filename1 this will make a file called filename1 in the current directory