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I apologize if the 70 line wrap doesn't work this time either.

Are you suggesting linking /var/hold/app_log/user_id -> /home/user_id/app_log?
Unfortunately, we can't do that either. The actual data needs to
reside in /var/hold/app_log/user_id/

Good idea though.

Thanks,

Greg.




From: Alfred Perlstein <bright@wintelcom.net> on 09/13/2000 08:06 AM

To:   Greg Hormann-GJ/PGI
cc:   questions@FreeBSD.ORG
Subject:  Re: FTP + IE5 question



* Greg Hormann-GJ/PGI <hormann.gj@pg.com> [000913 04:44] wrote:
>
>
> PSS: I've already though of creating symbolic links in each users home
> directory, but I'd rather not do this if not necessary.

How about symlinks in the /var/hold/app_log directory?

Please wrap lines at 70 characters.

-Alfred












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