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by philwelch
5553 days ago
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A hardlink would be safer in this case. If there are two hardlinks to the same file and you rm one of the hardlinks, the other hardlink still works and the file itself isn't deleted. A symlinked directory, though, being made victim of a recursive rm command, just might result in rm traversing through the directory and deleting everything inside of it. |
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