ls showing seconds?

[Alvaro Puente]

Hi all!

Is there any way that ls show timestamps with seconds (i.e. format
hh:mm:ss)?
If not ls, maybe there is another command...

Thanks!/Alvaro

[Barry Margolin]

In article <bf92vf$7p8$1@newstree.wise.edt.ericsson.se>,
Alvaro Puente <alvaro.puente-gonzalez@ece.ericsson.se> wrote:

>Is there any way that ls show timestamps with seconds (i.e. format
>hh:mm:ss)?
>If not ls, maybe there is another command...

GNU ls has a --full-date option that I think will do this.

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[Marcus]

Alvaro Puente wrote:

> Is there any way that ls show timestamps with seconds (i.e. format
> hh:mm:ss)?

You haven't specified a platform, but ls from GNU fileutils 4.1.9 can do
it like so (probably not the only way):

ls -l --time-style=+'%D %r'

> If not ls, maybe there is another command...

Probably, depending on your platform. I have a separate /usr/bin/stat
command that prints out all of the info from a struct stat for a given
file, which includes this information. Perhaps there's something
similar available on your machine.

-Marcus