On 9/18/06, rengland@xxxxxxxxxx <rengland@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> I am trying to find a way to get recursively the the whole content of > a certain directory in the following format: > > file1 > file2 > sudirectory1/file3 > sudirectory1/file4 > sudirectory2/file2 > sudirectory2/file3 > > Any ideas? Depends on how sophisticated you want to be. $ cd <dir> $ find . -print Should give you the listing.... It will place a ./ on the front of each line....
Thanks! That is precisely what I was looking for. Paul
