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You can also type "man 7 inode" and "man 7 symlink" into your terminal and have the information from the primary source.
by blueflow 2y ago
You can also type "man 7 inode" and "man 7 symlink" into your terminal and have the information from the primary source.
- froh 2y agoand wait 'til the author learns about `cp --archive`, copying the symlink instead of the file contents... no I shouldn't be so snarky. it's good that people share their learning experiences. I apologize. original author, you have a section on "cp", where you note plain "cp" copies the contents of the linked-to file. there also is an option "cp --archive" which copies the symlink as such.