Mar 5, 2001 #3 aixmurderer IS-IT--Management Nov 28, 2000 603 NZ Use ls -a to see hidden files Upvote 0 Downvote
Mar 5, 2001 Thread starter #4 steam ISP Jul 17, 2000 51 IT Ok but this is from the command line ... I want to allow *any* user to see .files through a console, ftp client, etc. Default setting Thank you. Upvote 0 Downvote
Ok but this is from the command line ... I want to allow *any* user to see .files through a console, ftp client, etc. Default setting Thank you.
Mar 6, 2001 #5 Tardigrade Programmer Aug 17, 2000 53 GB I don't think theres a way to configure this globally for everything, so you'll have to configure each service to behave this way. I think most FTP servers show all files by default, for the console add an alias to the .bashrc of ech user or the global .bashrc file: alias ls='ls -a' etc. Upvote 0 Downvote
I don't think theres a way to configure this globally for everything, so you'll have to configure each service to behave this way. I think most FTP servers show all files by default, for the console add an alias to the .bashrc of ech user or the global .bashrc file: alias ls='ls -a' etc.