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Create Symbolic Link
I am Solaris korn shell. I want to create a symbolic link. I have a directory
/u01/ftp01/db I want to reference it as /u05/swe/my (this is not a real directory) I tried a symbolic link but it does not work ln -s /u01/ftp01/db /u05/swe/my ln: cannot create //u05/swe/my: No such file or directory Does anyone know what I am doing wrong?? |
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