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symlink is a link to a category in its home path
symlink is a way of linking a category into multiple parent categories in the directory
symlink is a unix symbolic link
symlink is atomic
symlink is a file that "points to" some other entry
symlink is making them
symlink is not running
symlink is created in the bus's 'devices' directory that points to the device's directory in the physical hierarchy
symlink is removed
symlink is located
symlink is een speciaal bestand dat "verwijst naar" een hardlink op ieder gemount bestandssysteem
symlink is $file
symlink is a symbolic link
symlink is not part of any currently supported standard; it is an extension of at&t system v provided by the santa cruz operation
symlink is 2291 is 2291 a symlink?
symlink is a windows utility to create and delete symbolic links on ntfs 5 volumes
symlink is valid
symlink is removed; when it's started again a file named /var is created
symlink is > not security concerns
symlink is not security concerns
symlink is > replaced instead of path2
symlink is replaced instead of path2
symlink is supposed to >point to a
symlink is not a
symlink is updated
symlink is created
symlink is not there
symlink is to be copied
symlink is fine
symlink is made unless one or more of the following are true
symlink is #
symlink is created with >> ln
symlink is created with > ln
symlink is still hard
symlink is identical to that of aix
symlink is the perms are
symlink is created and i can # cd db while in /var
symlink is the last element in the new
symlink is just a file
symlink is fixed now for /usr/share/config/kdm
symlink is saved
symlink is a different concept altogether
symlink is situated
symlink is there for people who checked out when the
symlink is not part of any currently supported standard; it is an exten
symlink is always new
symlink is required to really refer back to the source
symlink is like an alias in the macintosh finder
symlink is basically a pointer to another file or directory
symlink is
symlink is considered "broken
symlink is found; if no symlink is found
symlink is created when doing a folders_by_date archive
symlink is done if
symlink is replaced by a real new file
symlink is not removed
symlink is that you can move the destination file around and then adjust the symlinks that point to it
symlink is made into
symlink is incremented
symlink is computed starting from the symlink's own directory
symlink is the file to which it points
symlink is a special object that imitates another file
symlink is there under the same name
symlink is dir=`dirname "$target
symlink is relative
symlink is basically a file that contains name of another file
symlink is made from /usr/share/common
symlink is null
symlink is a special structure that lets you jump across the tree from one file or directory to another
symlink is named s30snmp
symlink is can be wrong in certain circumstances
symlink is a program ? > <*g*> you're not a unix user?
symlink is 0
symlink is needed by ld when compiling
symlink is only created if /usr/sbin/perl is perl4
symlink is the hack that has some bad side affects; the true problem arises when one tries the alternative below that should work
symlink is > changed to point to the new location
symlink is used instead of link
symlink is created after the test
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