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I’m having trouble accessing a PHP page on my server through a symbolic link created as follows:
ln -s test.php clone/test.php
When I try to access the page, I get a 403 error.
Also, when I have checked created symlink in FTP, it shows folder icon there. (Though this wont be so big issue anyway.)
So simply I hope I could access clone/test.php through web browser. Is not there any good way to do this?
Finally I have figured it out.
When I tried with FULL PATH for source path, it works okay.
So when to create a symlink, it seems we have to put Full Physical Path for source file to which the symlink will link.