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Bash join ls output

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How can I join 2 ls results ? - I need this because the files are in 2 different directories and I need to sort them in different ways.

Anyway for the output I need a normal listing with both results.

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johnlemon Avatar asked Jan 21 '23 01:01

johnlemon

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No need to run ls twice, just put multiple file specifications as arguments.

ls /path/to/first_file_spec* /different_path/to/second_file_spec*
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Dennis Williamson Avatar answered Jan 31 '23 04:01

Dennis Williamson
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