a bash file executing only "ls -l" doesn't produce colorful listing
Hi ppl
for some reason I wanted to run execute "llll" in shell and get "ls -l". To do that I made a script in my home/bin folder. Something like this: Code:
echo "ls -l" > llll Do you know of any remedy? cheers, bijan |
There are no aliases available in the script. You'll have to use "ls -l --color" instead.
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