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How to create a symlink (shortcut) in Linux

Written by compews
May 16 2009

Symlinks or symbolic links are the Linux equivalent of shortcuts in Windows. Creating symlinks ofLinux files or folders can be quite useful in Linux, as you can shorten a path such as /var/www/html/application/configuration/images/config.php to something easier to remember and manage such as /var/www/html/image-config.php. Let’s see how this can be done.

Use the following command to create such a symlink:

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