i92guboj |
08-18-2009 02:16 PM |
As far as I know, you can symlink (but not hardlink) any file that resides in a file system that's attached to your tree, it doesn't matter the underlying phisical filesystem at all. Though admittedly, I have little experience with Windows in general for the last 8 years or so.
If you have mounted a remote fs using samba or cifs under /mnt/win, you should be able to link any file residing under that directory just as usual. There's no special syntax.
If you are talking about symlinking files *without mounting* the cifs or samba volume, then that's not possible. AND, of course, the symlink will be broken when the share is not mounted.
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