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newbiepg

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Nov 6, 2002
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How does one create a link to a folder from the command line?

Also what does . (space dot mean)

I read a command that was something like chmod g+w .
 
You link to directories, you need to create a symbolic link:
Code:
ln --symbolic /target/for/link /place/to/put/the/link
The
Code:
.
directory refers to the current directory, whilst
Code:
..
refers to the parent directory.

//Daniel
 
There are two type of linux
hard link and soft link
here above he have mentioned only about softlink.
these two works same but having different background.
See the linux complete reference or shell programming by yeshwant kanitkar book.
 
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