5
I can type dir
to print the contents of the remote working directory.
I can type lpwd
to print the name of the local directory.
What command do I use to print the contents of the local directory?
5
I can type dir
to print the contents of the remote working directory.
I can type lpwd
to print the name of the local directory.
What command do I use to print the contents of the local directory?
9
As per this guide you can use !dir
(for example) to run a local command by prefixing with !
.
In bash you can use lls
to display a "local ls", so I don't know if ldir
would work in your case, but you can try and see.
2Thanks! I tested out both
lls
andldir
and neither one works. But the!
did the trick. – soapergem – 2015-01-02T22:44:20.130