Unix Directory listing?

Question

is there a command in Unix (something like ls -"X") to list the directories and all subdirectories.
While ls -d does this, i want the full roots of the folder.
I cannot find a way to do this.

my intended result would look like this...
/home/toodles/dir1
/home/toodles/dir2
/home/toodles/dir2/subdir

Thanks in advance,

im looking for Every single directory listing...

McFate...Excellent answer...exacltly what i was looking for...i just substitute * with directory...you saved me man...

Answer 1

You could do:

find [directory] -type d -print

As long as you list the full path for [directory], it will be shown on each individual entry.

Example:

# find /home/oracle -type d -print

/home/oracle
/home/oracle/.kde
/home/oracle/.kde/Autostart
/home/oracle/scratch
/home/oracle/bin

This prints the top-level directory as well (/home/oracle in this case). If you want to skip that, add "-mindepth 1" to the arguments:

find [directory] -mindepth 1 -type d -print