Why can't I use ll instead of ls - l when I use the find command?

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find . -name "test" -exec ls -l {} \; Why can't I use ll instead of ls -l when I use this command? Can't I use it because it's an alias? This is centOS6.

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2022-09-20 22:28

1 Answers

This is based on ubuntu.

~/.When you open the bashrc file, you can see several settings and alias commands defined.

alias l='ls-alF' is written, which means When you type ll, the actual ls-alF is executed.


2022-09-20 22:28

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