Works fine for me. What are you trying to link? Screenshot of the symlink would help. Also, try linking /tmp/test1 to /tmp/test2
Here is the link i am trying - the directory in mount was created from the commandline as user root
and here is the error it throws
Any ideas ?
Craig
the directory in mount was created from the commandline as user root
I assume you mean /mnt/oldraid? If so, you do not want to make the directory. That prevents you from creating the symlink (obviously). There should be nothing named /mnt/oldraid in the /mnt directory.
I would just use good-old "ln -s" (symbolic link) UNIX command. Then if you made mistake use "umount" See UNIX man pages for detailed info.
Thanks for the quick help
I updated the plugin to tell you if the destination exists.
I would just use good-old "ln -s" (symbolic link) UNIX command
The plugin is doing that. The point of the plugin is eliminate the need to drop to the command line and keep track of your symlinks. ln -s wouldn't work either if the destination was already created.
You are right. I guess I am just old fashion guy. Spent too many years on UNIX console so I feel more at home with it.
You are right. I guess I am just old fashion guy. Spent too many years on UNIX console so I feel more at home with it.
So do I. I prefer the console and use it all day long every day. But I write plugins for people who aren't like us : )
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