If I'm currently in location C, can you make a symlink from /A to /B, from running in /C?Seems like I need to be in the dir I am creating the ln -s
How to make a symlink from /A to /B, from running in /C
symlink
Sure, just use paths to where you want the symlinks to be. Linking to a file called hi in b_dir, we would do.[_@blank c_dir]$ ln -s ~/Documents/symlinktest/b_dir/hi    ~/Documents/symlinktest/a_dir/hello[_@blank c_dir]$ ls ~/Documents/symlinktest/a_dir/helloOr, with relative paths, we can do:[_@blank c_dir]$ ln -s ../b_dir/hi ../a_dir/hey