Mirrorlinks is a script that mirrors directory contents to another directory through symbolic links. It's a small tool that automates mirroring.
Mirrorlinks is a reliable software that enables users to mirror the contents of a directory automatically into another directory using symbolic links. By doing so, users can prevent the wastage of unnecessary disk space in duplicates. The concept is best demonstrated through an example. Suppose you have directories named Music, Movies, and Shared. In this scenario, you aim to mirror the contents of both Music and Movies into Shared without placing links to Movies and Music into Shared. With mirrorlinks, achieving this is simple as ABC.
All you have to do is to run the commands- mirrorlinks Music Shared and mirrorlinks Music Movies. Once this is done, Shared will have an amalgamation of Music and Movies directories. In other words, Shared will include a single directory containing a combination of Music and Movies directory structures with symbolic links pointing to actual files. Suppose you have files in Music/ATB, the resulting Shared folder will have a folder named ATB containing symbolic linking to the files in Music/ATB.
To sum it up, Mirrorlinks is an easy-to-use script that ensures efficient disk use while providing users with a more organized directory structure.
All you have to do is to run the commands- mirrorlinks Music Shared and mirrorlinks Music Movies. Once this is done, Shared will have an amalgamation of Music and Movies directories. In other words, Shared will include a single directory containing a combination of Music and Movies directory structures with symbolic links pointing to actual files. Suppose you have files in Music/ATB, the resulting Shared folder will have a folder named ATB containing symbolic linking to the files in Music/ATB.
To sum it up, Mirrorlinks is an easy-to-use script that ensures efficient disk use while providing users with a more organized directory structure.
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