If you want to get a detailed listing of the files in directory opt/apache../webapps/Context on remote machine remotemachine, use:

ssh remotemachine  "ls -l /opt/apache../webapps/Context"

If you want to search recursively for all files in that directory and all its subdirectories, then use:

ssh remotemachine  "find /opt/apache../webapps/Context -type f -exec ls -l {} +"

If you want to get a detailed listing of the files in directory opt/apache../webapps/Context on remote machine remotemachine, use:

ssh remotemachine  "ls -l /opt/apache../webapps/Context"

If you want to search recursively for all files in that directory and all its subdirectories, then use:

ssh remotemachine  "find /opt/apache../webapps/Context -type f -exec ls -l {} +"

How it works

• ssh remotemachine command

  This executes command on remotemachine using secure-shell (ssh). command can be any command of your choosing. In the two examples above, I used:

• ls -l /opt/apache../webapps/Context

  This displays the directory listing of /opt/apache../webapps/Context in the "long" format. You may use any of ls's options to select the format or sorting that you prefer. See man ls.

• find /opt/apache../webapps/Context -type f -exec ls -l {} +

  This uses find to search recursively through subdirectories. The files it finds are again displayed with ls. -type f tells find to show only regular files and not directories. find has many options which you may use to select just the files that interest you. See man find.

More Options

If you want to save the output to a file, use redirection. For example:

ssh remotemachine  "ls -l /opt/apache../webapps/Context" >outputfile

If you want both to display the output on the screen and also to save to a file, use tee:

ssh remotemachine  "ls -l /opt/apache../webapps/Context" | tee outputfile