How to get a list of all directories and files with absolute paths each line

command linels

Using
ls -R /,
i get every file and directory listed that exists, but not with the full file path.

What do I need to write on the command line in order to get a list in such a format, that every line contains an absolute path.

You can get the files with full path with this command:

find / -type f

or list files from the current directory down:

find $(pwd) -type f

This sounds like a job for find.

Use -maxdepth to only return the current directory, not recursivly search inside subfolders
Use -type f to only return files and not directories or device nodes or whatever else
Use a combination if -not and -name to avoid the files with names you don't want

It might come together like this:

find /path/to/uploads -maxdepth 1 -type f -not -name 't_*'

I suspect the problem is not the zsh globbing, but the ls default behavior, that when given a directory argument list the content of directory.

I suggest to try

ls -d -- <your-glob-here>

The best way to test your globs is with

printf '%s\n' <glob>

print -rC1 -- <glob>