Question relates to shell-scripting in bash
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How to check with a script which files within the current directory are soft links?
In case I have used the wrong term, when I say soft links, I am referring to files created using ln -s
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The only thing I have managed to think of is to evaluate ls -la
as an expression, and parse its results, but obviously this is not the best solution.
Best Answer
See 'CONDITIONAL EXPRESSIONS' in
man bash
– in this case you want-h
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