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How to create links/soft links?
HI there.
I have a unix filestore mapped to my network drive on my windows PC. There are files (images) above my filestore that i need to be able to view through windows. I understand that i can create a link or softlink so i can view these through a shortcut in my unix filestore on My Network Places. I am not sure how i do this. Do i open up a UNIX window and get to the root folder that i want to be able to see everything below it and then write the link command? I have the command as ln -s I am unsure what i put after this command, is it a shortcut name and then the directory path. i.e ln -s slash /local where slash is my shortcut name and /local is the root of where i want to be able to see everything from. Any guidance would be much appreciated. Cheers |
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i think i ahve it to work, i just go to my directory and then
ln -s [pathname] [shortcut name] |
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You can alternately "cd" to the directory where you want the softlink to exist. Then issue the command:
ln -s [name of directory to softlink here] This way you don't have to remember the order of arguments. |
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