ls -A

[Dan Mick]

In article <6466 at ficc.uu.net> peter at ficc.uu.net (Peter da Silva) writes:
>Another difference in 'ls' when you're root, of course, is that you get the
>owner and group displayed in the 'ls -l' listing, instead of just the owner.
>
>This is nice, though surprising to new super-users.
>
>How do you get this behaviour when you're NOT root? ls -g just gives the group
>and not the owner.

ls -lg