It's something which I've tried on a pile of occasions, and never really had
any success with - the best solution I've found is to put the directories
which are symlinks into the include path (Apache), or else run an external
module with a pile of typedefs in it. Both ways work, but neither is
par
AFAIK,
Shortcut.lnk is the closest you're going to come to symlinks on NT.
I also believe hardlinks are possible, but you need NTFS for that.
The best way to implement symbolic links on NT is to overwrite it w/Linux.
"Jourden Parks" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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I have to port alot of php code from linux to windows. This code is
all about using symlinks. Does anyone have any ideas what to do
in windows when symlinks were required? Or how you go about
creating a temp link to a file in windows?
Thanks.
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