Pls

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The correct title of this article is Pls. The initial letter is capitalized due to technical restrictions.

The pls command lists the directory contents on your device.

A typical output of pls is:

pls
Directory               2006-03-01 11:00:16  My Pictures/
Directory               2006-03-01 11:00:20  My Music/
Directory               2006-03-01 11:00:20  My Videos/
Directory               2006-03-01 11:00:20  UAContents/
Directory               2006-03-01 11:00:22  My Midlets/
Directory               2006-03-01 11:01:18  Frames/
Directory               2006-06-20 23:41:24  Notes/

of course depending on what you have on the device. pls defaults to listing the directory contents of \My Documents. This can be changed if you specify an argument of the directory to read from. (Note: Although Windows uses backslashes in their directories (\Windows\System), a backslash is the escape character in Linux, so instead a forward slash should be used, so the previous example would be /Windows/System on Linux.)

pls /
--D------T              1998-01-01 12:00:00  Storage Card/
Directory               2006-03-01 11:00:00  Documents and Settings/
--D-----S-              2006-03-01 11:00:02  Windows/
--D-----S-              2006-03-01 11:00:02  Temp/
Directory               2006-03-01 11:00:02  dochive/
Directory               2006-03-01 11:00:02  docprof/
Directory               2006-03-01 11:00:16  My Documents/
Directory               2006-03-01 11:00:16  Program Files/
Directory               2006-03-01 11:00:16  Application Data/
Directory               2006-03-01 11:00:16  MAPI/
A-------S-      167936  2006-07-13 08:28:22  mxip_lang.vol
A-------S-      159744  2006-07-15 15:47:06  mxip_notify.vol
Directory               2006-03-01 11:01:06  ConnMgr/
Archive         294912  2006-07-15 15:47:06  cemail.vol
Archive        1163264  2006-07-15 15:46:36  pim.vol

Further info can be retrieved by running:

man pls