How to list full path of files/directories using only ls command (working in a restricted shell)
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I have restricted shell on Production environment servers in my company, leaving me with handful of command choices.
I am trying to get full path of files/directories using only ls command. I can't use xargs, sed, awk, find in the restricted shell, so I am only left with using options in the ls command.
I have tried below command but this doesn't recurse. I mention this as I came across this command while searching an answer for my problem.
ls -lRt -d -1 $PWD/*,.*
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I have restricted shell on Production environment servers in my company, leaving me with handful of command choices.
I am trying to get full path of files/directories using only ls command. I can't use xargs, sed, awk, find in the restricted shell, so I am only left with using options in the ls command.
I have tried below command but this doesn't recurse. I mention this as I came across this command while searching an answer for my problem.
ls -lRt -d -1 $PWD/*,.*
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asked 1 min ago
user3112966
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I have restricted shell on Production environment servers in my company, leaving me with handful of command choices.
I am trying to get full path of files/directories using only ls command. I can't use xargs, sed, awk, find in the restricted shell, so I am only left with using options in the ls command.
I have tried below command but this doesn't recurse. I mention this as I came across this command while searching an answer for my problem.
ls -lRt -d -1 $PWD/*,.*
command-line
asked 1 min ago
user3112966
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I have restricted shell on Production environment servers in my company, leaving me with handful of command choices.
I am trying to get full path of files/directories using only ls command. I can't use xargs, sed, awk, find in the restricted shell, so I am only left with using options in the ls command.
I have tried below command but this doesn't recurse. I mention this as I came across this command while searching an answer for my problem.
ls -lRt -d -1 $PWD/*,.*
command-line
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