Linux lndir Command

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Linux lndir Command

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The Linux lndir command is used to link the contents of a directory.

Executing the lndir command creates symbolic links for all files and subdirectories in the source directory to the target directory in one go.

Syntax

lndir 

Parameters:

• -ignorelinks Directly create symbolic links for symbolic links.
• -silent Do not display the command execution process.

Example

Create links for all files or subdirectories under a directory:

lndir /home/uptech abc

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