I am linking a directory as follows:
ln -sf /home/xxx/userid/real_files/* /home/xxx/userid/linked_files
This gives me symbolic links for all the files in the real_files directory in the linked_files directory. My question is, if I go and remove a file in the real_files directory and then go... (1 Reply)
I'm writing a ksh script which will reference a text file I have to create symbolic links for my application:
--file contents--
Link Directory Link Source Link Name
/users/05/dwisconbug bin link2bin
Now, this should create the following... (1 Reply)
Hi all,
This is my first message in this forum.
I'd like to know if there is a nice way to get the complete path from a symbolic link.
Example:
When I do a ls -ltr I see this output.
lrwxr-xr-x 1 mmmm users 66 Sep 4 09:58 LINK_SEND ->... (4 Replies)
Hi,
I have a quick question with regards to creating symbolic links. Would creating a symbolic link from one directory to a file in another cause any issues for users that are currently logged into the box. I don't believe it will unless they are using the file in question, but I would like... (2 Replies)
Hi all,
I have scoured the entire forum for this but to no avail unfortunately. Basically, I would like to remove my symbolic link from my folder name i.e.
foldername -> /a/b/c/d/f
where f is indeed a folder. I have tried rmdir but this does not work and in actual fact deletes the... (4 Replies)
I've just started using UNIX in a Linux vmplayer. I'm trying to run the command:
ln -s `pwd`/$1 `python -c "from distutils.sysconfig import get_python_lib; print get_python_lib()"`/$1
in a script from an online tutorial, but I keep getting an error message:
ln: creating symbolic link... (1 Reply)
Hello,
the install routine puts automatically the servername "SERVER" in the symlink like:
hello.txt --> /SERVER/usr/lpp/hello.txt
world.txt --> /SERVER/usr/lpp/world.txt
... but i need to change this symlinks (without servername) to:
hello.txt --> /usr/lpp/hello.txt
world.txt -->... (3 Replies)
Hi,
I have a file with more than 1 layers of soft links for it. For ex.
ls -la .profile
.profile@ -> /home/act/.profile_abc
ls -la
/home/act/.profile_abc@ -> .profile_final
I want to get the name of the last file (i.e. .profile_final) when I refer to .profile using shell script. I... (2 Replies)
RA_PICT(1) General Commands Manual RA_PICT(1)NAME
ra_pict - convert Radiance pictures to Macintosh PICT files
SYNOPSIS
ra_pict [ -e +/- stops ] [ -v ] [ -g gamma ] [ infile [ outfile ]]
DESCRIPTION
Ra_pict converts a Radiance picture, as produced by rpict (1) to a Macintosh PICT file. The picture will be a 24 bit PICT 2 picture, using
a single bit map (DirectRect).
OPTIONS -g gamma This sets an explict gamma correction for the image. If it is not specified, the default value of 2.0 is used.
-v Invokes verbose mode, and gives line on standard error giving the size of the picture and the gamma correction used.
-e +/- stops
Adjusts the exposure by stops.
infile Specifies the file to read the picture from. If none is specified, it takes it from standard input. If standard input is used,
then the picture is sent to standard output.
outfile Specifies the file to send the PICT file to. If none is specified, it is sent to standard output.
EXAMPLES
ra_pict mypict.hdr mypict.pict
Will convert the Radiance picture mypict.hdr, giving the Macintosh PICT mypict.pict.
ra_pict -g 2.2 mypict.hdr mypict.pict
Will convert the file using a gamma of 2.2.
SEE ALSO rpict(1)BUGS
Does not yet do Macintosh PICT to Radiance PIC, as this PICT files are a lot more complex than just one bit map. This is left as an exer-
cise for the reader :-)
AUTHOR
Russell Street
RADIANCE 11/15/93 RA_PICT(1)