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[Kevin Spicer]

On Tue, 2003-09-09 at 18:55, Steve Douglas wrote:

>I tried the symlink stuff with no luck.  But then this is my very first
>production Linux server and I am still wet behind the ears.  What would
>the
>syntax be for the symlink?  I understand it to be "ln -s target
>source."
>Thanks.

Yep, where target is the real file and source is the location where the
link should be created.  A favourite gotcha is using relative paths, if
you use a relative path for the source, then this is relative to your
current working directory.  If you use a relative path for the target
this is realtive to the source (shell autocompletion really screws this
up!).  Its easier to use an absolute path for the target, but better
practice to use a relative path.




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