Peter B. Steiger wrote:
On Sat, 2006-05-27 at 22:57 -0400, rblythe wrote:
ln -s -v ../../path/to/target somename or directory
Specifically what I don't understand is the ../../ portion.
Well, do you understand the use of . and .. as directory names in *nix
(and for that matter
On 5/27/06, rblythe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have read the ln manpage. I have searched the internet. I hope
someone can clear this up for me:
ln -s -v ../../path/to/target somename or directory
Specifically what I don't understand is the ../../ portion.
I am used to using links that look
I have read the ln manpage. I have searched the internet. I hope
someone can clear this up for me:
ln -s -v ../../path/to/target somename or directory
Specifically what I don't understand is the ../../ portion.
I am used to using links that look like ln -s -v /my/file/one two #
without
On Sat, 2006-05-27 at 22:57 -0400, rblythe wrote:
ln -s -v ../../path/to/target somename or directory
Specifically what I don't understand is the ../../ portion.
Well, do you understand the use of . and .. as directory names in *nix
(and for that matter MSDOS) environments? The period by
