Dear Gurus,

I am trying to make a text file from the contents of multiple directories with one command.
I have spent quite some time looking at SED, AWK, and LS ofcourse, but i can not get the output the way i desire.

What i need is this :

/home/user/download/imnuts.mp3
/home/user/download/movie.mpg
/home/user/other/other.txt
/home/user/mnt/totallydifferent/strange.txt

but all im getting right now is this :

/home/user/download :
imnuts.mp3
movie.mpg

/home/user/other :
other.txt

/home/user/mnt/totallydifferent:
strange.txt

It is frustrating me, i have browsed the entire forum (almost) and looked at tutorials on the internet, but i can't get it done.
The problem seems to be that i want multiple directories listed, and all the files listed below one another. If i do it with one directory like this : ls -lm1UAF /home/user/download/ i do get the desired format, however i want the names of the directories NOT to be listed, only file names with full path.

Basically i just want all the files in a tree, NO directorie-names, listed line by line, the full path. I want to use this file to import the files in a database.

If anyone can give me a hand i would appreciate it very much.

find /home/user

Thank you very much.

I have spent two days looking for those two words i guess God how i love linux

edit : The find command does almost what i want, however im still getting directory-names listed. I only want the files, listed with their full path.
I looked into the find command itself, but i can't seem to get rid of the directories. Anyone got a clue how to remove them ?

I don't know how to distinguish a directory from a file in bash.

find /home/user -type f -print

thank you so much. It was the -type f that i was looking for.
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