Our previous server has a directory symlink pointing to a folder on our file server that shared to all domain users. If I navigate to that server via the network and open that folder (the symlink) I see all of the files from that folder on our file share. So working just fine.On my...
My question is, can this situation be fixed? so that the symlinks are interpreted correctly as symlinks, and give me access to the locations they point to, while not messing up my git repo? linux windows git symbolic-link network-drive Share Improve this question Follow asked Feb ...
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You can only create folders in the root of the C: drive, assuming that “C” is your system drive. To create symbolic links on this drive, you must make a folder for them first. Image credit:Pexels. All screenshots by Sydney Butler....
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Use Windows Explorer to browse to both locations. from sandboxed Windows Explorer: %TEMP% %LOCALAPPDATA%\Microsoft\Edge from unsandboxed Windows Explorer: C:\Sandbox\user\DefaultBox\drive\C\Users\user\AppData\Local\Temp\User Data C:\Sandbox\user\DefaultBox\user\current\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Edge...
While the symlink was actually moved to a different location by another process and would certainly not exist anymore.Calling clearstatcache with a filename does not work. Most probably as the filename is converted to a device path (e.g. "\Device\HarddiskVolume1\D-Drive\www\pp\#static\...
Excludes any symlinks in workspace from indexing, if the symlink target is pointing to the current workspace. Newly created files and folders are checked on the fly. A...
I'm trying to copy one directory to an ext4 filesystem on a Veracrypt encrypted USB stick. The command I used was: cp -aL /source /destination I've also tried: cp -ad /source /destination ... but I get back: cp: cannot create symbolic link ‘/xyz/pdq’: Operation not permitte...