File appears in Mac Finder, but not in Mac terminal
I am able to see a file in Mac Finder, but in Mac Terminal the file does Not appear in the directory listing using the command ls -al. The "find" command also does not find the file.
The containing folder is a sub-folder of a Google Drive folder. The folder appears empty in Terminal, but according to Mac Finder, the folder contains one .jpg file which I downloaded. Why is the file hidden from view in Mac Terminal?
If I login to Google Drive, I can see the file. I can also open the image in Finder. But using terminal, the file just isn't there. What gives?
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I am able to see a file in Mac Finder, but in Mac Terminal the file does Not appear in the directory listing using the command ls -al. The "find" command also does not find the file.
The containing folder is a sub-folder of a Google Drive folder. The folder appears empty in Terminal, but according to Mac Finder, the folder contains one .jpg file which I downloaded. Why is the file hidden from view in Mac Terminal?
If I login to Google Drive, I can see the file. I can also open the image in Finder. But using terminal, the file just isn't there. What gives?
macos google-drive
asked Jan 22 at 18:36
jblyejblye
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I am able to see a file in Mac Finder, but in Mac Terminal the file does Not appear in the directory listing using the command ls -al. The "find" command also does not find the file.
The containing folder is a sub-folder of a Google Drive folder. The folder appears empty in Terminal, but according to Mac Finder, the folder contains one .jpg file which I downloaded. Why is the file hidden from view in Mac Terminal?
If I login to Google Drive, I can see the file. I can also open the image in Finder. But using terminal, the file just isn't there. What gives?
macos google-drive
asked Jan 22 at 18:36
jblyejblye
61
I am able to see a file in Mac Finder, but in Mac Terminal the file does Not appear in the directory listing using the command ls -al. The "find" command also does not find the file.
The containing folder is a sub-folder of a Google Drive folder. The folder appears empty in Terminal, but according to Mac Finder, the folder contains one .jpg file which I downloaded. Why is the file hidden from view in Mac Terminal?
If I login to Google Drive, I can see the file. I can also open the image in Finder. But using terminal, the file just isn't there. What gives?
macos google-drive
macos google-drive
asked Jan 22 at 18:36
jblyejblye
61
asked Jan 22 at 18:36
jblyejblye
61
asked Jan 22 at 18:36
jblyejblye
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asked Jan 22 at 18:36
jblyejblye
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asked Jan 22 at 18:36
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