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Subject: Re: ls -l *(/)...
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> Then I tried
> 
> ls -ld *(/)/.

Note that you do not need the '(/)' in the middle, because
ls -l */* will not match non-directories in the top-directory (only
difference I see, that it'll also match symbolic links to directories).

So: If you do not have symlinks to dirs in the topdir, ls */* is what
you are looking for :)

- René