list files in all subfolders

[Fernando Boza]

I need list all files including files into subfolders with your permissions.

[Raj D. · Accepted solution]

#ls -lR #or# find . -type f -exec ls -l {} \;

[Steven Schweda]

> #ls -lR #or# find . -type f -exec ls -l {} \;

Perhaps.

man ls
Look for "-l" and "-R".

man find

Note that "ls -R" will list directories, but
"find [...] -type f [...]" will not.

"-exec ls -ld [...]" might obviate the
"-type f".

As usual, a precise problem description makes
it easier to provide a precise solution.

[Steven Schweda]

And, if you have file names with leading dots
(for example, ".fred"), then "find" won't
need any help to show those, but "ls" may.

man ls
Look for "-A".

Everything's complicated.

[rariasn]

Hi, D. Fernando:

find $DIRECTORY -type f -exec ll {} \; | awk '{ print $5, $6 , $7, $8, $1, $9 }'|sort -r -n |more

rgs,

[S.N.S]

Hi,

Go for ls -lR ...
It is less resourse intensive also...

HTH
SNS

[Dennis Handly]

>SNS: It is less resource intensive also.

Than find(1)? Of course if you are going to do find(1) then ll(1) there is a lot of duplication, so you're right.

[Mike Miller_8]

find . -exec ls -la {} \;

[Daniel Leiva]

Sometimes the most simply solution is the best:
# ls -R

What did you mean "..with your permissions"?

[Fernando Boza]

thanks