Linux - Recursively list all files from folder with performance
Question
I want to list down absolute filenames of almost 80 thousand files recursively from folders in text file.
Do anybody know which command will give me performance? I know that I can use commands like ls , tree , ll But which command will give me more performance.
Also note that these files are on NAS and NAS is mapped using symlink command.
1 answers
solution1
0 2014-04-04 13:49:02
Simply find -type f -print0 for zero-delimited output. I don't think you can get significantly faster than that.
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