Bashiro,
I frequently set up applications which have the following real path:
/home3/apps/myapp_solaris_1.0.1
Then I create a symbolic link which makes it simple to upgrade /
downgrade:
/home3/apps/myapp -> /home3/apps/myapp_solaris_1.0.1
Finally, I add a second symbolic link from the init scripts.
/etc/init.d/myapp -> /home3/apps/myapp/bin/myapp
I have done this on Debian as well as Solaris personally.
Cheers,
Leif
Bashiro wrote:
> Hello folks,
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> Have anyone been able to create a symbolic link of an application on
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> Linux and it works ?
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> I have tried on bothe mandrake and Fedora and doesn't get i to work.
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> On test execution, I get no such file exist even though the file is in the init.d.
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> Any help ?
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> Bashiro
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