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by angry_octet
978 days ago
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Yes, normally you could hard link any file if you can read a directory that references it, and if there was a directory you had write access to on the same volume. The hard link doesn't change the permissions of the file. Hard links are particularly useful for having multiple copies of a directory tree without consuming space for the files. Eg to create an overlay of a build tree, with your changes on top. Unfortunately CoW file systems still have many issues that make this difficult. |
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