Package: kernel-package
Version: 10.068
if ($use_hard_links =~ m/YES/i) {
link($Old . "$link_name", $src_dir . "$link_name") ||
die("Failed to symbolic-link " . $dest_dir . "$link_name to " . $src_dir
. "$link_name .\n");
warn "ln " . $Old . "$link_name " . $src_dir . "$link_name" if $DEBUG;
}
else {
symlink($Old . "$link_name", $src_dir . "$link_name") ||
die("Failed to link " . $dest_dir . "$link_name to " . $src_dir .
"$link_name .\n");
warn "ln -s " . $Old . "$link_name " . $src_dir . "$link_name" if $DEBUG;
}
is the code but it looks like you've got the die messages mixed up since
the first case hard links but says it's symlinking and the second
symlinks but says it's linking.
I'd suggest you use hard link instead of just link in the first error
too.
Simon
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