namei:tldr:0a15e

The command "namei --long ${path-to-a} ${path-to-b} ${path-to-c}" is used to display a detailed listing of the path to a file or directory. It provides information about each component of the given paths, such as whether it is a directory or a file, its permissions, and the owner.

Here is a breakdown of the command:

• "namei": Command to display the detailed path information.
• "--long": Option to show a long listing format that includes additional details.
• "${path-to-a} ${path-to-b} ${path-to-c}": The paths of the files or directories that you want to get detailed information about. Replace "${path-to-a}", "${path-to-b}", and "${path-to-c}" with the actual paths you want to inspect.

By executing this command, you will receive a detailed output for each given path, describing the components of those paths.