[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The working directory is important if the target is not an absolute path. That's why we always make them absolute paths in the book. The commands he's showing above will make a symbolic link at the location ${PWD}/alpha/beta/gamma/delta/epsilon/link.The working directory is also important if the item being linked to is not an absolute path.
No, you're wrong. If the item being linked to is defined with a relative (not an absolute) path then ln takes it as relative to the location of the symbolic link that is created.
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