With ls -l, print file type ('-' or 'd') as first field of output
This change brings output of 'ls -l' closer to the actual shell command.
VERSION := $(shell awk '/VERSION =/ { print $$4 }' shelldap | sed -e "s/[';]//g")
release:
@mkdir shelldap-${VERSION}
@cp shelldap shelldap-${VERSION}
@pod2text shelldap > shelldap-${VERSION}/USAGE
@tar -czvf shelldap-${VERSION}.tar.gz shelldap-${VERSION}
@rm -rf shelldap-${VERSION}