On 30 Apr 06, at 15:34, Gregory Weston wrote:
I don't know how much of an impact it will have directly here, but
please be aware that there are some differences in the way the
system handles symlinks ...
The most important differences are:
- Symbolic links don't "follow" files if they get moved - they
reference
a specific location on the hard disk, or a specific path relative to
themselves (depending on how they're created)
- Aliases aren't resolved by POSIX system calls - they just look
like files
with weird data in them.
Pick your poison.
