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Is there a command to recreate directory trees?

I created a 'cron' subdirectory in /var/log/ . It is: /var/log/cron Within /var/log/cron I've created numerous sub-directories to store my log files for cron jobs. I am wondering if there is a way ...
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How to show directory sizes in tree format with correct values and depth control

I can't solve what I want using the tree, du, or df commands. I'm using: du version 9.6 tree version 2.2.1 What I want: For the current directory, list all directories recursively to a depth of 3, ...
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using a .info file for tree where comment should be in the same line as file pattern

I know about the .info file functionality with the tree command and would like to use this in one of my bash scripts. I played around in the terminal and have the following structure: test ...
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list tree of a specific proc

I have a command to list the tree of a specific process number. So I did this: ps f -u "${USER}" --pid 1234 -eo command,pid,ppid,tty | awk 'NR <= 1 {print; next} !/awk/ && 0ドル ~ ...
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Installing tree installed grub - is it something to worry about?

I just installed tree via sudo apt-get install tree and my terminal suddenly decided to update grub. Last week, I installed tree, and a similar thing happened. However, when I restarted my PC later ...
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tree command with 'sort=size' seems imperfect

I'm trying to sort by size: % tree -axCF --du --sort=size | grep -e '/$' ├── [ 8658884] 2022年10月09日-backup/ ├── [ 5923934] f24-01-22-backup/ ├── [ 5384825] e2023-01-19-backup/ ├── [ ...
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Is there a way to make tree not show the top level?

By default, tree shows this: $ tree . ├── Package.resolved ├── Package.swift ├── Sources │ └── SwiftClientSDK │ ├── OpenAPI.yaml │ ├── SwiftClientSDK.swift │ └── openapi-generator-...
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Tree display hw, hw.cpp & hw.cpp2 in sub-directories

I would like tree to display the hw files in the sub-directories like this: . ├── exp │ └── hw ├── src │ └── hw.cpp2 └── tmp └── hw.cpp $ /usr/bin/tree --noreport . displays all of the files:...
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Command "tree -J" returns invalid Json

I gave the command tree -J to my machine, and this is a portion of the output it gave: { "type": "file", "name": &...
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Using 'TREE' for sub-subdirectories

Is it possible to use tree to create several output files without being cd ~/ into the directory I want to create a tree file? For example, I have a directory called parent-dir. Inside of parent-dir ...
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tree command to only output file and directory count?

I want to keep only the last line of tree's output or the file+directory count report. Preferably, with the -a switch. An example output I desire: 585 directories, 37722 files Is this possible with ...
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Is it possible to colourise the heading lines on bash tree output?

Say I have a directory structure that looks like this: foo |-- bar | |-- 1 | |-- 2 | |-- 3 | |-- baz | | |-- 4 | | |-- 5 | | |-- 6 | | |-- moo | | | |-- 7 | | | |-- ...
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get field from tree with fzf

I've tried something like this tree -C | fzf --ansi | awk -F'|' '{print $NF}' ├── repo.git/ │ ├── folder/ │ │ ├── subfolder/ │ │ │ ├── output.0 │ │ │ └── traces.1 │ │ ├── ...
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Tree. What is the location of the generated text file?

Ubuntu. Tree. tree -fi /path/to/the/directory >~/file.txt I see the files in terminal but was under the impression that a text file called 'file.txt' would be generated, but I can't find it.
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Autocompletion not working for pass password manager in zsh in linux

I already used pass program for password managing on MacOS with zsh (where the autocompletion worked flawlessly out of the box) and now trying to move on linux on a raspberry pi 4b 4GB, installed zsh ...

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