Your 'ls' must be an alias for the real ls with some options. For example, mine is:
$ type ls ls is aliased to `ls --color=auto'
$ \ls ...
$ command ls ...
Your 'ls' must be an alias for the real ls with some options. For example, mine is:
A quick way to run the original 'ls' (not the aliased version), just prefix it with backslash: Or: