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1 lip 2012 · You cannot create hard links (or "directory junctions") to directories in Linux, it is not supported by the operating system. I don't know if it is possible using link in Windows but it should be as easy as trying.
5 paź 2014 · Create multiple hard links in PHP with link () from another directory which is owned by user.group=wwwrun.www to the target files. This is permitted because the file is writeable by group "www", and the group ownership is inherited from the parent directory.
Unless you run the PHP script from the same directory where you'll be creating the symbolic links, then you can't use symlink(). Use exec() instead as follows: <?php
<?php $target = "text.txt"; $linkname = "mylink"; link ($target, $linkname); ?> Definition and Usage. The link () function creates a hard link. Syntax. link (target, link) Parameter Values. Technical Details. PHP Filesystem Reference. ★. Track your progress - it's free! Log in. ×.
2 paź 2024 · This started as a problem with rsync --link-dest which generated a Operation not supported (45) error for every symlink for which it tried to create a hard link. Some experimentation revealed that this is not specific to rsync and can be duplicated on the command line thus:
$link = 'newfile.ext'; // This the filename that you want to link it to link ($target, $link);?>
The PHP link () function creates a hard link. Note: This function doesn't work on remote files as the file to be examined must be accessible via the server's filesystem. Syntax. link(target, link) Parameters. Return Value. Returns true on success or false on failure. Exceptions.
