I’m hoping someone can fact check my assumptions on the question “Can lstat and/or stat be called form the Linux kernel 3.10.0 in Centos 7. I’ve been searching and reading as much as I can find and have only been able to confuse myself. I can’t tell if the examples I am finding are available to kernel space or user
Tag: symlink
IndentationError in python script for organising Music
I have made this script in the past and I want to use it now, but an error occurs when trying to run it. This script is about organising my music. I have a directory organised by label and want to grab the artist name from the directory names inside label and year directory and create new directories inside the
How to make a ~/public_html in WHM/cPanel symlink
I’m using Rocketeer for deployment on a server that is powered by WHM/cPanel. I’m having an issue where I’m deploying my app to ~/mysite.com where Rockteer adds a version of the site in ~/mysite.com/releases/GIT-COMMIT-HASH and symlinks ~/mysite.com/current to the latest release. I’m trying to figure out how to make ~/public_html for a given user a symlink to this current directory
create a symbolic link to multiple directory centos [closed]
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Retrieve path of symbolic link
I want to store the path of the file the symbolic link is pointing to into bufff. This works with my current implementation using readlink but it grabs extra data I don’t need because my bufsize is arbitrarily valued. I’m not sure how to size it according to the path of what the symbolic link points to because all I
Change the target of a symlink with PHP
How can I change the target of a symlink with PHP? Thanks. Answer You can delete the existing link using unlink function and recreate the link to the new target using the symlink function. You need to do error checking for each of these.
Is there a way to check if there are symbolic links pointing to a directory?
I have a folder on my server to which I had a number of symbolic links pointing. I’ve since created a new folder and I want to change all those symbolic links to point to the new folder. I’d considered replacing the original folder with a symlink to the new folder, but it seems that if I continued with that