consult about bash command

[carlman001]

Hi all,
do you know the bash command in linux equivalent to this DOS instruction: "C:\dir /s".
Because I want where a file is localted.

thanks
carlos

[arnott]

did u try 'ls *' ?

[gidget]

Acording to DOS, dir /s will display all files and subdirectories in a directory.

Try ls -R

[carlman001]

yeah, this is the command, thanks.
Now, I have other question.
When I want to know in which directory is located the files that starts with php I use the following command:

example: by DOS command I use "C:\dir php*.* /s" this command list the files that starts with "php" and their directories.

now, what is the equivalent in bash command in linux?

[AlexThomson_NZ]

Try locate php*

[AlexThomson_NZ]

Sorry, that didn't work as well as I thought, try:

find / -name "php*"

[carlman001]

It works, thanks AlexThomson_NZ

[mwette]

try "find . -name '*php*' -print"