On 11/05/11 20:07, Brian Warner wrote: > If the unix equivalent would be: > > cd new > ln -s ~/old ./old > > then the Tahoe operation is to use 'tahoe list-aliases' to find the > dircap for the old aliase, then use 'tahoe webopen new:' to open a > web-browser to the new directory, then use that in-browser WUI to paste > the dircap into the "Add a link to a file or directory which is already > in Tahoe-LAFS" form. (there's no CLI command for this, unfortunately).
Yes there is: tahoe ln old: new:old [...] > I think I lost you there. But two tidbits that might be relevant. The > first is that you can't force the system to give you a particular > filecap or dircap (capability string) for an upload or mkdir operation: > it's effectively random. Nitpick: except for LIT files/directories (very small files or immutable directories where the content is stored in the cap). -- David-Sarah Hopwood ⚥ http://davidsarah.livejournal.com
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