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35.3. Method: createOrUpdateSymlink
Description
Create a new symbolic link with the given path, or update an existing path.
Parameters
The following parameters are available for this method:
- string
sessionKey - int
serverId - string
path- The configuration file or directory path - struct - path info
- string
target_path- The target path for the symbolic link - string
selinux_ctx- SELinux security context (optional) - int
revision- Next revision number, auto-increment for null
- int
commitToLocal1to commit configuration files to the system's local override configuration channel0to commit configuration files to the system's sandbox configuration channel
Returns
The following return values are available for this method:
- struct - Configuration Revision information
- string
type- file
- directory
- symlink
- string
path- File path - string
target_path- Symbolic link target file path; present for Symbolic links only. - string
channel- Channel name - string
contents- File contents (base64 encoded according to thecontents_enc64attribute) - boolean
contents_enc64- Identifies base64 encoded content - int
revision- File revision - dateTime.iso8601
creation- Creation date - dateTime.iso8601
modified- Last modified date - string
owner- File Owner; present for files or directories only - string
group- File Group; present for files or directories only - int
permissions- File Permissions (Deprecated); present for files or directories only - string
permissions_mode- File Permissions; present for files or directories only - string
selinux_ctx- SELinux context (optional) - boolean
binary-trueorfalse; present for files only. - string
md5- File's MD5 signature; present for files only - string
macro-start-delimiter- Macro start delimiter for a config file; present for text files only - string
macro-end-delimiter- Macro end delimiter for a config file; present for text files only
Available since: 10.2
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