symlink

问题 I have a solution structure in which I´m using some projects with symbolic links to allow an easy reuse of code among different solutions. It was working flawlessly on VS2013 CTP3.1, but on VS2015 I keep getting ,intermittently, the following: MDAVSCLI : error : EBUSY, resource busy or locked 'F:\Github\softwrench\softwrench.sw4.pae\offline_content\pae' 1> at Error (native) 1> at Object.fs.symlinkSync (fs.js:848:18) 1> at cpdirSyncRecursive (C:\Users\rolim\AppData\Roaming\npm\node_modules\vs

问题 This is a real toughy... Google doesn't seem to have any clue... So I leave it to my lovely friends here... I'm trying to create a symbolic link of a file with ColdFusion... and I'm starting to get pretty peeved with not being able to resolve this as yet... here's my code so far... <cfset argString = '/c mklink #UserScreenPath##AdvertSubDirectory#\backgrounds\#AdvertBackgroundFilename# #Path#files\clients\#UserID#\assets\backgrounds\#AdvertBackgroundFilename#' > <cfexecute name="cmd.exe"

问题 I'm trying to create a symlink inside of BrowserFS. I can confirm that BrowserFS can read sym links just fine... (I tested by making a zip file and loading it in, and doing fs.readFile and all is A-OK) However, when I try to create a sym link via fs.symlink , I get an Error, I assume this is meaning it is not supported. Can any of the folks out there that may use browserFS know how to propertly create, or any workarounds for creating symlinks? One idea is to create the contents of a symlink

问题 I'm trying to create a symlink inside of BrowserFS. I can confirm that BrowserFS can read sym links just fine... (I tested by making a zip file and loading it in, and doing fs.readFile and all is A-OK) However, when I try to create a sym link via fs.symlink , I get an Error, I assume this is meaning it is not supported. Can any of the folks out there that may use browserFS know how to propertly create, or any workarounds for creating symlinks? One idea is to create the contents of a symlink

问题 I'm about to start a pretty huge project. This project is a website. The backend will be made with Node The frontend will be made mostly with Angular Backend is going to be an API (which is cool with Angular) but also (later) for an Android app. Frontend is going to be a fork of this repo : https://github.com/maxime1992/webTemplate and I want to be able to pull from upstream to keep the fork up to date. I am wondering. How should I manage it? Should I create only one repo, containing back and

问题 I am writing my own shell program. I am currently implementing the cd command using chdir. I want to implement the cd with the below options : -P Do not follow symbolic links -L Follow symbolic links (default) When a given path is entered on the shell, how to figure out if the path is a symbolic link or an absolute path progamatically? Thanks 回答1: Check out the lstat() function , you need to use S_ISLNK on the st_mode field. 回答2: if [ -L /path/to/file ]; then echo "is a symlink!" else echo

问题 I have an original file, /path/to/foo.txt , and a symbolic link to it, /other/path/to/foo.txt . I delete /path/to/foo.txt , but leave the symbolic link in-place. How can I tell that the symbolic link still exists using Cocoa APIs? I found this by using the standard/recommended FileManager.fileExists(atPath:). The problem here, for anyone unfamiliar with that API, is that it traverses symlinks. So, when I do this: FileManager.default.fileExists(atPath: "/other/path/to/foo.txt") it returns

问题 Well, Basically I wanna create a Symbolic link "ln -s" from my host to my container. To sum up: the host folder .m2 of the host must have a Symbolic link to the .m2 folder inside my container, something like: $ ln -s containerIp:/root/.m2 myContainerAlias I've seen the below posts but they didn't help me since I don't wanna copy the files to my local host. Docker - copy file from container to host Apache in Docker says: Symbolic link not allowed https://omarabid.com/symlink-to-a-mounted

问题 I am on a shared hosting package on a LAMP stack with no shell access. I can create symlinks using PHP's symlink() function. Let's say my web root is /home/www/user1/public Let's say I have a real directory named /home/www/user1/public/real_dir And I create a symlink named /home/www/user1/public/fake_dir pointing to real_dir Why would I get a 403 Forbidden when trying to access www.mydomain.com/fake_dir but not when trying to access www.mydomain.com/real_dir ? It shouldn't be a rights problem

问题 I am on a shared hosting package on a LAMP stack with no shell access. I can create symlinks using PHP's symlink() function. Let's say my web root is /home/www/user1/public Let's say I have a real directory named /home/www/user1/public/real_dir And I create a symlink named /home/www/user1/public/fake_dir pointing to real_dir Why would I get a 403 Forbidden when trying to access www.mydomain.com/fake_dir but not when trying to access www.mydomain.com/real_dir ? It shouldn't be a rights problem