Here is the situation:
I have two 'documents' folders in my system. I want that whenever I write to
either of them the file goes into one. would a simple symbolic link achieve
this objective?
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Michael Havens wrote:
Here is the situation:
I have two 'documents' folders in my system. I want that whenever I write to
either of them the file goes into one. would a simple symbolic link achieve
this objective?
Yes.
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I applied for work through the job fair the stae held 2 weeks ago.
I re-applied for these positions last night.
Thanks for the heads up Darrin. :)
anyway, I have been trying to get another job (seeing as I am now again
unemployed). However, I seem to be missing the boat with the
yup that would do it.
you could also write a script that is fired off every minute via cron that
would do a dir of 1 to the other, and any missing files you could do a ln -s
of it, and vice versa for the other directory.
or create 2 named pipes and write to them, and have a job read from each
On Sat, Oct 13, 2007 at 02:20:48PM -0500, Jeremy C. Reed wrote:
Here is the situation:
I have two 'documents' folders in my system. I want that whenever I write
to
either of them the file goes into one. would a simple symbolic link achieve
this objective?
Probably.
Move the
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The CDs also
