Linux 如何递归复制文件夹及其子文件夹下的文件作为符号链接
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How to recursively copy files under a folder and its subfolders as symbolic links
提问by Tohid
In linux or freebsd, Is there a way to copy all files under a folder and its subfolders as symbolic link ? I need to copy thousands of files into different locations as symbolic links and only have 2-3 configuration files as the actual file. The reason I'm doing this is, I have dozen of websites with with exactly the same engine code, but different configuration and look. I want to copy the engine as symbolic link so every change I make to original files will be applied to other websites as well. I can't make symbolic link to the engine folder itself, because the configuration file is under that folder, and I can't copy files one by one ! cause obviously it's not practical. Any suggestion ?
在 linux 或 freebsd 中，有没有办法将文件夹及其子文件夹下的所有文件复制为符号链接？我需要将数千个文件作为符号链接复制到不同的位置，并且只有 2-3 个配置文件作为实际文件。我这样做的原因是，我有十几个具有完全相同引擎代码但配置和外观不同的网站。我想将引擎复制为符号链接，这样我对原始文件所做的每一个更改也将应用于其他网站。我不能对引擎文件夹本身做符号链接，因为配置文件在那个文件夹下，我不能一个一个地复制文件！因为显然这是不切实际的。有什么建议吗？
采纳答案by jpa
The command you are looking for is cp -rs /path/to/source dest.
您正在寻找的命令是cp -rs /path/to/source dest.
Note that you need to provide full path to the source directory so that it can make absolute symlinks.
请注意，您需要提供源目录的完整路径，以便它可以创建绝对符号链接。
回答by Kent
i don't know if this is what you want: (see example below)
我不知道这是否是你想要的：（见下面的例子）
dir one is your central "engine"
dir two is one of your website.
kent@ArchT60:/tmp$ tree one two
one
|-- 1.txt
|-- 2.txt
|-- 3.txt
|-- 4.txt
|-- 5.txt
|-- dirA
| |-- a
| |-- b
| `-- c
|-- dirB
`-- dirC
two
|-- myConf_a.conf
|-- myConf_b.conf
|-- myConf_c.conf
|-- myConf_d.conf
`-- myConf_e.conf
kent@ArchT60:/tmp$ ln -s /tmp/one/* /tmp/two/.
kent$ tree -l /tmp/two
/tmp/two
|-- 1.txt -> /tmp/one/1.txt
|-- 2.txt -> /tmp/one/2.txt
|-- 3.txt -> /tmp/one/3.txt
|-- 4.txt -> /tmp/one/4.txt
|-- 5.txt -> /tmp/one/5.txt
|-- dirA -> /tmp/one/dirA
| |-- a
| |-- b
| `-- c
|-- dirB -> /tmp/one/dirB
|-- dirC -> /tmp/one/dirC
|-- myConf_a.conf
|-- myConf_b.conf
|-- myConf_c.conf
|-- myConf_d.conf
`-- myConf_e.conf
