NAME
ls - list contents of directories
SYNOPSIS
ls [ name1 [ name2 ... ]]
DESCRIPTION
For each directory named,
ls
lists information for each file in that directory. For each file
named,
ls
lists information for that file. If
name
is
/, ls
lists the contents of the root directory. When the command has no arguments,
ls
lists the contents of the working directory.
file
information includes read/write/execute permissions, potential size,
actual size, byte count and filename. The permission are indicated as
follows:
- r
-
if the file is readable;
- w
-
if the file is writable;
- x
-
if the file executable;
- -
-
if the permission is not set.
Potential size specifies the number of 512 byte blocks allocated,
while actual size and byte count specify how many blocks and bytes are
written.
SEE ALSO
chmod(1F),
,
chsize(1F)
,
create(1)
,
df(1F)