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ls 색깔 의미

Dong538 2021. 10. 17. 14:53
  • Blue: Directory
  • Green: Executable or recognized data file
  • Cyan (Sky Blue): Symbolic link file
  • Yellow with black background: Device
  • Magenta (Pink): Graphic image file
  • Red: Archive file
  • Red with black background: Broken link

man 에서는 다음과 같이 확인 가능하다.

         NORMAL   0       보통텍스
         FILE     0       보통파일
         DIR      32      디렉토리
         LINK     36      심볼릭 링크
         ORPHAN   undefined       깨진 심볼릭링크
         MISSING  undefined       사라진 파일
         FIFO     31      FIFO
         SOCK     33      소켓
         BLK      44;37   블록장치
         CHR      44;37   문자장치
         EXEC     35      실행파일

 

       ISO 6429 color sequences는 세미콜론으로 나뉘어지는 sequences로 구성된다.  대부분 공통적인 코드는 다음과 같다:

          0     기본색을 재저장할때
          1     밝은 색을 위해
          4     언더라인 텍스트를 위해
          5     번쩍거리는 텍스트를 위해
         30     검은 전경을 위해
         31     빨간 전경을 위해
         32     녹색 전경을 위해
         33     노란(혹은 갈색) 전경을 위해
         34     파란  전경을 위해
         35     자주색  전경을 위해
         36     청록색 전경을 위해
         37     하얀색(혹은 회색) 전경을 위해
         40     검은 배경을 위해
         41     빨간 배경을 위해
         42     녹색 전경을 위해
         43     노란(혹은 갈색) 배경을 위해
         44     파란 배경을 위해
         45     자주색 배경을 위해
         46     청록색 배경을 위해
         47     하얀색(혹은 회색)배경을 위해

 

참고: https://askubuntu.com/questions/17299/what-do-the-different-colors-mean-in-ls

 

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