Re: Symbolische Links

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From: Matthias Scherrer
Date: Mon, 18 Oct 1999 00:00

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Daniel Lutz <dlutz@ntb.ch> wrote:

> Was ist der sauberste Weg, um in einem Shell-Script herauszufinden,
> wohin ein Symlink zeigt?

> Bsp.
>   a -> b-> c
>   A(a) = A(b) = A(c) = c
>   (A ist die gesuchte Operation)

Wie waers mit:

#############################

#!/bin/ksh
#
a=`readlink $1`
if [ "$a" = "" ]
then
  echo "Not linked..."
else
  echo Linked to $a
fi

############################


bye

Matthias

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