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printing a file structure
hi
i'm tring to print off a list of all the folders & files in a site - i've looked through the help sections in ftp voyager, dreamweaver, homesite & windows explorer but can't find anything if anyone knows of a method in any of the above programs, or in another program of printing a file structure i'd be very grateful thanks ![]() |
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For windows and linun/unix there is a command called tree
so, say from a windows command line, you can type tree c: \a > filestructure.txt and it will produce a file that contains the filestructure for the c drive and all if it's subdirectories. I am not sure if it displays hidden directories or not. You can type tree /? from windows for info on tree or you can type man tree from a linux command line for linux's version of tree. edit: FYI: As far as I know, this does not work through ftp Last edited by Onslaught : January 25th, 2002 at 11:00 AM. |
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you can do a recursive listing with the "ls" command on most FTP servers . When you're logged into an FTP server, try "help ls" (or whatever help syntax the server uses) to see the syntax.
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