<p>You cannot create hardlinks to directories. 
So, Yes, you can create symbolic links <code>ln -s &lt;Target&gt; &lt;Link&gt;</code> however, please keep in mind the access permissions.</p>

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Zohaib Amanzai
<p>So I'm still a rookie in devops but I am looking for a way where we can link a folder from user1 to a folder from user2.</p>

<p>I guess its sort of a symbolic link? 
How would you do something like that? Or what is the best solution to do this? Ca</p>

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# DirectAdmin 2 users same folder

(Asked by: username_0 on 2018-07-23)

So I'm still a rookie in devops but I am looking for a way where we can link a folder from user1 to a folder from user2.

I guess its sort of a symbolic link?
How would you do something like that? Or what is the best solution to do this? Ca

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## 1 answers

### Answer by username_1 on 2018-07-23. Score: 0 | Accepted answer

You cannot create hardlinks to directories.
So, Yes, you can create symbolic links `ln -s`  however, please keep in mind the access permissions.


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