i think i made a bad mistake.
i was trying to make a link from my /var/www/html folder named mp3 so that
/var/www/html/mp3 would point to /var/ftp/pub/mp3 which is a mount point for
my 30 gig drive.
i did ln -s /var/ftp/pub/mp3 mp3
which, i beleive, overwrote the mountpoint with a bad symlink.
i can't cd to /var/ftp/pub/mp3, i just get an error: Too many levels of
symbolic links
i would like access to my drive again. any thoughts?
can i just rm the link and mkdir the new folder again? how do i get the new
folder to point to all that it contained before ( > 20 GB of mp3s )
funny thing. i have smb running and i can get to \\mybox\ftp which is the
share folder /var/ftp/pub/. from my windoz box i can cd to mp3 and see the
files, which seems promising.
i think the first thing i'll do is back up through the windows box while i
have access to the files. since i don't have a backup now.
thanks,
rob
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