User Commands                                          gvfs-ls(1)



NAME
     gvfs-ls - list the content of directories using the VFS sys-
     tem

SYNOPSIS
     gvfs-ls [-a] [-h] [-l] [-c] URI

DESCRIPTION
     gvfs-ls lists the content of directories using the VFS  sys-
     tem.


OPTIONS
     The following options are supported:

     -a       Acts as  a  attribute  filter.  It  specifies  what
              attributes to print.




     -h       Show hidden files



     -l       User a long listing format



     -c       Show completions



EXAMPLES
     Example 1: List the content of a local directory

     example% gvfs-ls file:/usr/bin/

     Example 2: List the content of a remote directory

     example% gvfs-ls smb:/server/resource/

ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES
     See environ(5) for descriptions of the following environment
     variables: NLSPATH.


EXIT STATUS
     The exit value  0  is  returned  regardless  of  success  or
     failure.





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User Commands                                          gvfs-ls(1)



FILES
     The following files are used by this application:

     /usr/bin/gvfs-ls        Executable to list  the  content  of
                             the directory using the VFS system



ATRIBUTES
     See attributes(5) for descriptions of the  following  attri-
     butes:


     
           ATRIBUTE TYPE               ATRIBUTE VALUE      
    
     Availability                 SUNWgnome-gvfs             
   
    Interface stability          Volatile                    
   


SEE ALSO
     gvfs-copy(1),   gvfs-cat(1),   gvfs-less(1),   gvfs-info(1),
     gvfs-mkdir(1)   gvfs-monitor-dir(1),   gvfs-monitor-file(1),
     gvfs-mount(1), gvfs-move(1),  gvfs-rename(1),  gvfs-open(1),
     gvfs-rm(1),   gvfs-save(1),   gvfs-trash(1),   gvfs-tree(1),
     attributes(5), environ(5)

NOTES
     Written by Alvaro Lopez Ortega, Sun Microsystems Inc., 2008.
























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