Dear Managers,
Thanks to all people that answer me.
My problem was:
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I have a problem with the ls command. When I run only ls,
the command lists all contents in the current directory
but when I run ls VIDI* for example, the command doesn't
show me the current directory.
This an example:
root# ls
VIDINERROBERTO5239133J__1_9_10063_00000001.970807125558.2232.731
VIDINERROBERTO5239133J__1_9_10064_00000001.970807125603.2232.732
VIDINERROBERTO5239133J__1_9_10065_00000001.970807125606.2232.733
VIDINERROBERTO5239133J__1_9_10066_00000001.970807125610.2232.734
root# ls VIDI*
ksh: /sbin/ls: arg list too long
root#
The solution is:
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I run the find command. The sintax is:
root# find . -name 'VIDI*' -print | xargs ls
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People have a nice day.
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| Luciano Imamura | e-mail: luciano_at_incor.usp.br |
| Instituto do Coracao - HC-FMUSP |
http://www.incor.usp.br |
| Av.Dr.Eneas de Carvalho Aguiar, 44 | phone : +55 011 3068-5088 |
| Sao Paulo - Brazil | fax: +55 011 282-2354 |
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Received on Mon Aug 11 1997 - 16:52:00 NZST