# Format: TARGET LINK
# Will create a symbolic link as such: TARGET <-- LINK
# As per the command 'ln -s TARGET LINK'
# If a file or link already exists at LINK, it will not be clobbered.
#
# note: basedir for LINK will be created if it is not present. If you
# want to link a directory, DO NOT PUT A TRAILING SLASH ON THE LINK!
#
# You can use macro expansion when defining the TARGET
#   %{link}  Is the exact text of the LINK field (from this file)
#   %{vnfs}  Is the path to the root of the VNFS, e.g. /vnfs/default
# The %{vnfs} macro is intended for use with the 'ramdisk nfs hybrid' option
# set to 1 in the vnfs.conf file.
#
# Note, if the %{vnfs} macro is used and if the resulting target doesn't
# exist on the master at that location, the link will not be created.
# This prevents extranious broken links from being created.  However,
# if you hard code the target location, the above existence check is skipped.
# This might be useful for pointing a symbolic link to a volume or directory
# that will only exist on a live node, which is not mounted on the master.
# For example:
#/mnt/not-there-yet	/usr/tmp

# Here is an example of making the clear program do nothing. ;)
/bin/true		/usr/bin/clear

