用symlink造句子，“symlink”造句

Symlinks do not prevent a file from being deleted; if the target file is moved or deleted, then the symlink will be broken.

This is one example of a broken symlink.

There is no create operation; mknod will be called for creation of all non-directory, non-symlink nodes.

A symlink is somewhat similar to Windows shortcuts or MacOS aliases, which can represent an image of an application that resides in another location, perhaps a different drive or directory.

With this symlink in place and each deployment in a separate directory, it is easy to roll back to previous versions of the application.

The process of creating this single symlink is called tree folding.

To do this, devfsd actually performs a dynamic call to the libc function you specify, in this case symlink() and unlink().

By contrast, in the lib64 directory, the "libp" symlink is missing.