Directory listing

[james gould]

Need a way to list only directories

Used ls -pR to list directories and subdirectories but it also prints out files
contained under the subdirectories which I do
not want. Again I'm just looking at printing out a directory structure.

Thanks

[Madhu Kangara]

ls -l|grep drw

[steven Burgess_2]

Hi James

find . -name "*" -type d

hth

Steve

[Jim Mallett]

I use: ll |grep drw
But I know that is not 100% accurate.

Your best bet would be to use the find command with -type. Do a man find for the syntax.

Jim

[Patrick Wallek]

# find . -type d -print

Would be your best bet. You don't need to specify the '-name' parameter since you want all directories.

If you want to see permissions you could also do:

# find . -type d -exec ls -ld {} \;

or

# find . -type d | xargs ls -ld

[Balaji N]

ls -lR | grep ^d

-balaji

[Jeff Schussele]

find /start_dir -type d

-print is implicit

Rgds,
Jeff (Who's SUCH an H&P typer....LESS is more!)

[twang]

list current dir and its subdur:
# find . -type d -print;

[RAC_1]

ll -p|grep "/"

[Sanjiv Sharma_1]

# ls -lR | grep dr

[Keith Bevan_1]

find . -type d -print

Keith

[Manuel Plaza]

ll -F |grep /