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How to hide a directory and its contents on CentOS when running “tree?”
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I need to hide a directory on CentOS 6 when using tree
. I want to do that because I'm running the tree
command to print the tree directory structure, but I don't want see a particular directory in my tree.
command-line centos-6 tree
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I need to hide a directory on CentOS 6 when using tree
. I want to do that because I'm running the tree
command to print the tree directory structure, but I don't want see a particular directory in my tree.
command-line centos-6 tree
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I need to hide a directory on CentOS 6 when using tree
. I want to do that because I'm running the tree
command to print the tree directory structure, but I don't want see a particular directory in my tree.
command-line centos-6 tree
I need to hide a directory on CentOS 6 when using tree
. I want to do that because I'm running the tree
command to print the tree directory structure, but I don't want see a particular directory in my tree.
command-line centos-6 tree
command-line centos-6 tree
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Tree can be told to ignore a folder like so
tree -I FOLDERNAME
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You can also use wildcards here e.g. ./tmp/
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Tree can be told to ignore a folder like so
tree -I FOLDERNAME
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You can also use wildcards here e.g. ./tmp/
– KJ4IPS
Aug 29 '13 at 16:06
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Tree can be told to ignore a folder like so
tree -I FOLDERNAME
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You can also use wildcards here e.g. ./tmp/
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Aug 29 '13 at 16:06
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Tree can be told to ignore a folder like so
tree -I FOLDERNAME
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tree -I FOLDERNAME
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You can also use wildcards here e.g. ./tmp/
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