'ls' command...
 

when doing a 'ls' command.. How can I pause or show all of the directory?

ls | less

or, for colors

ls --color | less -R

'man ls' and man 'less' for details about your lister and pager. :)

Take a look at this thread:
http://www.linuxquestions.org/questi...threadid=83891

ls -la | more

shows you all the nifty hidden files as well, and you get to press the fab spacebar to scroll down more (just like in the man pages, man :D ). Press Q to quit or quit early.

-zsejk

you should use "less" instead of "more", as it has additional functionality, like beign able to backwards etc...

more and mroe recently "more" has actaully been nothign more than a symlink to less though, so it's possible you're actually using "less" without realising

Ah... but "more" has a much more positive ring to it than "less"...

;)

-zsejk

ls command
 

Can anybody tell me how to display 30 days old files in linux
using "ls" command

Welcome to LQ.

In future please don't hijak threads. Create a new one instead. You will also be more likely to get a response if you haven't had any replies to your thread.

I don't think there is a way to do it with ls. You will need to use find:
man find