This is the command lfc-ls that can be run in the OnWorks free hosting provider using one of our multiple free online workstations such as Ubuntu Online, Fedora Online, Windows online emulator or MAC OS online emulator
PROGRAM:
NAME
lfc-ls - list LFC name server directory/file entries
SYNOPSIS
lfc-ls [-cdhiLlRTu] [--class] [--comment] [--deleted] [--display_side] [--ds] [--si]
path...
DESCRIPTION
lfc-ls lists LFC name server directory/file entries. If path is a directory, lfc-ls list
the entries in the directory; they are sorted alphabetically.
path specifies the LFC pathname. If path does not start with /, it is prefixed by the
content of the LFC_HOME environment variable.
OPTIONS
-c use time of last metadata modification instead of last file modification.
-d if path is a directory, list the directory entry itself, not the files in that
directory.
-h with -l, print sizes in human readable format, using few digits and a suffix k, M,
G, T or P to indicate kB, MB, GB, TB or PB respectively.
-i print the file uniqueid in front of each entry.
-L for symbolic links, print target attributes instead of link attributes.
-l long listing (see below).
-R list the contents of directories recursively.
-T list file segments migrated to tape.
-u use last access time instead of last modification.
--class
print the file class in front of each entry.
--comment
print the comment associated with the entry after the pathname.
--deleted
print also the logically deleted files.
--display_side or --ds
print the vid followed by a slash followed by the media side number. This option
is valid only if -T is specified and is useful for multi-sided media like DVD.
--si use powers of 1000 not 1024 for sizes.
The long list gives the file mode, the number of entries in the directory, the owner in
alphabetic form or as a valid numeric ID, the group in alphabetic form or as a valid
numerci ID, the file size, the last modification date and the file name.
The mode is printed as 10 characters, the first one is d for a directory, D for a
logically deleted file, l for a symbolic link, m for a migrated file and - for a regular
file. The next 9 characters are three triplets: the first triplet gives read, write and
execute/search permission for the owner, the second triplet for the group and the last one
for the others.
r the file is readable
w the file is writable
x the file is executable or the directory is searchable
- permission is not granted
s set-user-ID or set-group-ID bit is on and corresponding execute bit is on
S set-user-ID or set-group-ID bit is on but corresponding execute bit is off
t sticky bit is on
The file segments list gives the file segment status, the copy number, the file segment
number, the tape visual identifier, the file sequence number on tape, the blockid, the
segment size, the compression factor and the file name. The segment status can be either
- for an active segment or D for a logically deleted segment.
EXIT STATUS
This program returns 0 if the operation was successful or >0 if the operation failed.
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