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From: karl@forest.gsfc.nasa.gov (Karl Anderson)
Newsgroups: comp.unix.questions
Subject: Re: Half of a ls -l ? [INFO-UNIX Digest  V12#102]
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Date: 13 May 91 18:22:36 GMT
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robby@nuchat.sccsi.com (Robert Oliver Jr.) writes:

>  Has anybody out there ever printed out the size,date and name of a file
>without the permitions and owners just the size,date & name.  I would like 
>to know how you did it!  

Do you have the 'cut' command?  Here's an alias I have defined in my .cshrc 
on my Suns:

alias sdir      'ls -lta \!* | cut -c33- | more'

The "-c33-" option to cut says "print everything from column 33 on."

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