What OS is your webserver on? I think on Linux based systems it does create an actual symlink, on Windows it probably doesn't since there's no native equilvalent of a symlink.
valiant
Joined: 2003-01-04
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Posted: Wed, 2005-09-21 08:08
nivekiam, you can only check the symlink option if it's available == if it's not a windows platform.
dgennetten, folders are created in the albums directory, but for files, you should see a symlink when you use this option.
use ls -la * to see what files are symlinked.
btw: i wouldn't use this option if not absolutely needed, since it's better if all files 100% under the control of g2, else you're more likely to get into trouble, e.g. if you delete files in the original place etc.
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What OS is your webserver on? I think on Linux based systems it does create an actual symlink, on Windows it probably doesn't since there's no native equilvalent of a symlink.
Posts: 32509
nivekiam, you can only check the symlink option if it's available == if it's not a windows platform.
dgennetten, folders are created in the albums directory, but for files, you should see a symlink when you use this option.
use
ls -la *
to see what files are symlinked.btw: i wouldn't use this option if not absolutely needed, since it's better if all files 100% under the control of g2, else you're more likely to get into trouble, e.g. if you delete files in the original place etc.
Posts: 16504
Ah, thanks for the info valiant.