I have a code to mimic ls -la in ansi C, but when I change the directory from . (current directory) to any other it keep saying No such file or directory, any ideas why?
Chris-Muenchs-Mac-Book-Pro:database cmuench$ ls -1 database.sql database_10.0-10.1.sql database_10.1-10.2.sql
I need to merge a bunch of mp3 files together. I know that simply doing cat file1.mp3 >> file2.mp3
I need to make a list of a large number of files (40,000 files) like below: ERR001268_1_100.fastqERR001268_2_156.fastqERR001753_2_78.fastq
given a base directory I would like to recursively list down all the header files under all directories below it
When entered directory into the command line, this: ls -d -1 \"/Volumes/Development/My Project/Project\"/**/* | grep \\.png$
I would like to perform an ls command on a file named like /var/local/tmp/foo*.I have been trying to use
I\'m using opendir / readdir / closedir to reproduce a program similar to ls, it went pretty well until I tried to ls \"/dev/\" when it comes to \"/dev/fd/\" with the recursive options, it find more f
I\'m tried using this command array=`find ssh userName@Host ls Roo开发者_如何学Got/top/directory -type d`
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