Hello there,
I have installed and tested OMV6 and so far all good for my use cases. 
Do you know if the Symlinks plugin does or will exist in OMV6 ? 
(did not find it )
Thanks for your feedback !
Symlinks in OMV6
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Hello there,
I have installed and tested OMV6 and so far all good for my use cases.
Do you know if the Symlinks plugin does or will exist in OMV6 ?
(did not find it )Thanks for your feedback !
According to ryecoaaron It will.. It's just not done yet. He's having trouble getting moving on OMV 6 plugins. They're very easy to do at the command line however.
ln -s /path/source /path/link
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Thanks for this feedback.
I have to admit that I tried ln -s ....without getting the result I was expecting....will have to try harder.What was the issue... ? It's fairly straight forward...
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straight forward...? Yes I thought so too....
Well, what I tried to do was to create a folder name (symlink) named /data1 to be equivalent to :
/srv/dev-disk-by-uuid-7b08e125-678c-41a0-8792-fc805940897c/data1/
edit : (just to be clearer) /srv/dev-disk-by-uuid-7b08e125-678c-41a0-8792-fc805940897c/data1/ is a shared folder
My expectation was that following the symbolic link creation a command like ls -lsR /data1 will give me the same output than ls -lsR /srv/dev-disk-by-uuid-7b08e125-678c-41a0-8792-fc805940897c/data1/ /data1/
so far, all my attempts failed ....the ls result was only one line with the link name.....but maybe that is expected ....
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I guess I'm confused... if /uuid/data1 has sub directories.. It seems to me it is working exactly as expected.
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Nevermind, I think I see what you're saying now.. yeah I'm pretty sure you would have to cd into each individual directory for that command to work. I only use symlinks to make setting up stacks/docker-compose easier (and can also keep it consistent between builds, replacing drives, etc..) so that's not a situation I've ever ran into.
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sabamimi
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