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Hello,
How can I have full path listing with ls? Suppose I do "ls -lR | grep
- -rwx-rx-r- | awk -F " " '{ print $9 }'" I get the files which have the
permissions 0764. And if I want to copy them, and I do "ls -lR | grep
- -rwx-rx-r- | awk -F " " '{ print $9 }' > to.cp; cp `cat to.cp` ~/test-dir/",
well, I get the error regarding missing files. Is there any option in ls to
list full path with filenames? I RTFM but no luck.
Thanks.
Happy New year,
Arjun
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