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Using symbolic link directories with Apache, PHP and Windows 7
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I am trying to setup a symbolic link for a directory and I am getting the strangest error. I am using: mklink /d C:\www\site\inc C:\inc where is the file I need to run. This seems simple enough, and it does work the first time I execute the script (by accessing ). After that however, I get an error…
Error Output
C:\inc\script.php
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Fix for: Using symbolic link directories with Apache, PHP and Windows 7
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Why not just use Alias in Apache to achieve what you want rather than using NTFS SymLinks? Put this in your httpd.conf:
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