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Creating a link
Hi All,
Suppose i have a directory called /home/rooh and I have an executable that writes to this directory. the size of /home/rooh/logs is quite small and thus blows out of space. I don't want to modify the executable but I want to create a link so that all the logs are moved there . Suppose I want to create a link undet /PT/prod/work becuause this is a big filesysytem. What I am currently doing is creating a directory called logs under /PT/prod/work i.e /PT/prod/work/logs and then executing this command: ln -fis /home/rooh/logs /PT/prod/work/logs this doesn't seem to be correct..... Can somebody please help me with this. Thanks Rooh ![]() |
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