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Question relates to shell-scripting in bash .
How to check with a script which files within the current directory are soft links?
In case I have used the wrong term, when I say soft links , I am referring to files created using ln -s .
The only thing ...
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To show any symbolic links is a symbolic link, one can use readlink , which will output nothing if it's not a symbolic link.
File ]; then echo $file fi done
You might not really need a script .
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I created a symbolic link (specifically a symbolic link & not a Finder alias which bash can't follow) to a directory in my home folder using ln -s link $HOME/directory & now I wish to hide the link in the Finder so I don't have to look at it. Normally...
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Rename link to .link
SetFile -P -a V filename
The '-P' flag will make it operate on the symlink.
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How can I create a hard link to a directory in OSX?
This feature has been added to their file system in 10.5 (for time machine), but I could not find any information on actually using it from the command line.
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:)
; } int ret = link(argv[1],argv[2]); ....
link to a directory:
#include <unistd.h> #include <stdio.h> int main(int argc, char to link two files and reminds not to try this in the same parent directory....
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Hi guys,
I have just been asked to find out why a clients website be listed in Google in an interesting way. Some of the links have an extra directory with a (seemingly) random name.
The url. http://www.servicedofficecompany.co.uk/resources/
Is listed...
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This article
Thanks Jonas, I remeber where I'd seen....
For info on ASP.NET cookieless session support, see e.g.
It seems your site is detecting that googlebot does not support cookies, and is therefore redirecting it to a URL that contains the session ID .
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I'm really new to php but what I want to do is make a dynamic table of contents for some of my companies job offerings.
so if i put all the pdfs of the job descriptions in a folder called ../jobops with the php file located in root directory what would...
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Takes the directory, scans<?php $directory = "/jobops"; $contents = scandir($directory); if ($contents) { foreach;ul>"; foreach($contents as $....
link text</a></li>"; } echo "</ul>"; ?>
Should work.
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The title says it all... what's the difference? When do I use one and when do I use the other?
Added: Note that Junction points , Hard links and Symbolic (soft) links are three separate things on NTFS.
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On other hand, you have a so called soft-link (junction if it is folder or symbolic link if it is file....
If you have file named A.txt and you have link L.txt are deleted file is gone.
Hard link is just another name for a file.
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How effective is directory links? Does the directory still bring important backlinks ?
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Re: how effective is directory links? directory....
To link web pages to search queries for free Re: how effective is directory links? It is a saturated of link from directory submission can never be denied.
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I have a folder on my server to which I had a number of symbolic links pointing. I've since created a new folder and I want to change all those symbolic links to point to the new folder. I'd considered replacing the original folder with a symlink to the...
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Note that it will only find absolute symlinks 'fullyqualifiedpathoffile'
For hardlinks, you can get the inode of your directory with one of the "ls" options folders if there are links....
directory for symlinks to /particular/folder .
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I am now creating a html webpage under $HOME/public_html on a Linux server. I want to make some pictures show up in the webpage. These pictures are stored under some different directories than $HOME/public_html, e.g. $HOME/dir1, $HOME/dir2...
I write ...
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Since the root of your site....
You can use links to.
If you cant you have to stick to ~/public_html.
The files into a directory under public_html or create symbolic links (and configure your server another virtual directory.
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Hi.
on my website I want to be able to show a list of files, photos to be exact, and then have them individually linked, so that when someone clicks on one, they can download it.
i'm trying this:
[code] $path = "c:/users/jon/desktop/pictures"; // Open...
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Replace:
echo "<a href=\"$file\">$file</a><br />";
with:
echo "<a href=\"".$path."/".$file."\">$file</a><br />";
The string returned by readdir is the file name not the file path so you have to add the folder path before... .
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