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directory + filesizes in FreeBSD
This will only take you guys a sec...
What's the command to list the accumulated size of files in a directory. What I mean is - what's the FreeBSD equivalent to a DOS "dir /s" command. Thanks!
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October 21st, 2002, 01:50 PM
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To show the each individual file size in a directory:
ls -l To show the size of all the files put together in each directory: du -h
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