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Symlinks
Given a filename, is it possible to know haow many symbolic links are pointing to it? How can I tell?
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02-21-2008
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You have to use
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find / -type l And if a filesystem with symlinks is not mounted at the time you don't see it. See Perderabo's post: Symbolic Links
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