Can I list only specific subdirectories? I have a folder tree structure like arndell \_databases \_daily \_weekly claremont \_databases \_daily \_weekly monte \_databases \_daily \_weekly and I am only after all files inside weekly and daily directories. Is there a way I can achieve that using shell command or commands? I tried `ls -R */weekly/` from the top folder but it didn't work.

Well, from the top (the parent of the `arndell`, `claremont`, and `monte`) directories you could type:


ls */*/{weekly,daily}


Which expands to:


ls */*/weekly */*/daily


Which would show you the contents of all the `weekly` and `daily` directories.