Bruce Dubbs wrote: > I'm not sure what you are saying. Is 'ls -lk' valid or not?
Yes, it's valid. > I don't know what 'per-directory block counts' means. It's what's in the first line of output of "ls -l". $ ls -l total 5936 ... > 'ls -lks file' produces bytes It produces block counts in column 1, bytes in column 6. '-k' affects the former, not the latter. -k is the default unless your environment has special settings, so normally specifying -k won't change the output.
