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what does the colour mean?

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SelbyGlenn

SelbyGlenn

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Oct 7, 2002
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Hi there,

I've only very recently started playing around with Linux and was wondering what one of the colours meant when in a bash shell. White is obviously a file whist blue is a directory but could someone please explain the significance of a green file? I am running RH7.3

Thanks!


Glenn
BEng MCSE CCA
 
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green is an executable file. do more /etc/DIR_COLORS to see the color association.
 
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