creating test1 and test2 files in /var directory in Linux,
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I need to create test1 and test2 files in /var directory in Linux , and creating Hard link for test1 file and soft link for test2 file in /tmp
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touch /var/file1 /var/file2
This will create file1 and file2 in /var directory.
ln /var/file1 /tmp/hard_link_to_file1
This will create hard link to file1 in /tmp directory.
ln -s /var/file2 /tmp/symbolic_link_to_file2
This will create symbolic link to file2 in /tmp directory.
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touch /var/file1 /var/file2
This will create file1 and file2 in /var directory.
ln /var/file1 /tmp/hard_link_to_file1
This will create hard link to file1 in /tmp directory.
ln -s /var/file2 /tmp/symbolic_link_to_file2
This will create symbolic link to file2 in /tmp directory.
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touch /var/file1 /var/file2
This will create file1 and file2 in /var directory.
ln /var/file1 /tmp/hard_link_to_file1
This will create hard link to file1 in /tmp directory.
ln -s /var/file2 /tmp/symbolic_link_to_file2
This will create symbolic link to file2 in /tmp directory.
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touch /var/file1 /var/file2
This will create file1 and file2 in /var directory.
ln /var/file1 /tmp/hard_link_to_file1
This will create hard link to file1 in /tmp directory.
ln -s /var/file2 /tmp/symbolic_link_to_file2
This will create symbolic link to file2 in /tmp directory.
answered yesterday
Debian_yadav
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touch /var/file1 /var/file2
This will create file1 and file2 in /var directory.
ln /var/file1 /tmp/hard_link_to_file1
This will create hard link to file1 in /tmp directory.
ln -s /var/file2 /tmp/symbolic_link_to_file2
This will create symbolic link to file2 in /tmp directory.
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