Can I use ls -R to show up to 2 folder depth?

Posted by Aggelos Kolaitis on Ask Ubuntu See other posts from Ask Ubuntu or by Aggelos Kolaitis
Published on 2012-07-09T07:26:32Z Indexed on 2012/07/09 9:22 UTC
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I have a folder tree that looks like this

main/                             
main/34532-23423632-2354/what-i-want/sth/other/blah-blah            
main/54634-56345634-3422/what-i-want/sth/
....
main/54356-34225675-2345/what-i-want/

I want it to show the tree up to the folder what I want. Because the folders sth, other and so on contain many other things that are useless.

I just want to see what's inside each folder named xxxx-xxxxxxxx-xxxxx.

Is there any way?

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