[ashokd001]

Hi

I want list all files on all directory recursively.As example below,

/home/ashok>ls -1p
test.txt
test1.txt
directory1/
directory2/

/home/ashok> cd directory1/
ashok/directory1>ls -1p
a1.txt
a2.txt

ashok/directory1>cd ../directory2/
ashok/directory2>ls -1p
b1.txt
b2.txt


The above is the directory structure from home directory.
I want to display like this below from /home/ashok>
listing:::

test.txt
test1.txt
directory1/a1.txt
directory1/a2.txt
directory2/b1.txt
directory2/b2.txt

How do i do that.

Thanks in advance.Any suggestion is highly appriciated.

-Ashok

[ashitpro]

try with 'find' command

find . -print

NOTE:There is dot after find command....

[ashokd001]

It is exactely what i am expecting but the first entry is giving "."
I want all files under current and all child directories not any directory entry in the listing.But the first entry is a directory "."

Can you please suggest how do i remove the first entry.

-Ashok

[ashitpro]

Originally Posted by ashokd001

It is exactely what i am expecting but the first entry is giving "."
I want all files under current and all child directories not any directory entry in the listing.But the first entry is a directory "."

Can you please suggest how do i remove the first entry.

-Ashok

Try this command..It will give you the list of files only...
all directory entries will be excluded..
find . -type f -print

[ashokd001]

Really great....
Thanks a lot..
-Ashok