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Why ls -F dev/log file output indicate as = sign at end of
the file name?
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Answer / ankit sheth
ls -F
here -F means it will put any one from '*/=>" at the end of
the the file name.
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Answer / bala
end of / directory
end of * executable file
end of = socket file
end of @ sybloic link
jut type ls -lRF to know all the details from ur linux
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Answer / bharathi
ls -F
here -F means it will put any one from '*/=>" at the end of
the the file name.
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