Greg Ercolano wrote:
>
> To make eg. a directory symlink in Vista from DOS:
>
> MKLINK /D \foo \\some\server\path
>
> This is really useful for the film industry.. it means we can /finally/
> use regular pathnames, and redirect paths to different servers.
> I just verified it today on Business Edition.
>
> Working symlinks in windows? Hell hath frozen over.
>
To resucitate this old thread. I just found out that... no. Not real
symlinks. They are still a joke.
Limitations:
- Only 31 symlinks per directory (640K is enough, right?)
- Incompatible with other windows.
- Relative symlinks are still restricted to a single volume.
- NTFS only, not on FAT.
- mklink forces you to distinguish between a file or dir symlink
(joke, joke, joke)
- Restricted to administrators by default.
--
Gonzalo Garramuño
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