This question shows that cygwins programmatic links are slightly different from ntfs jumps. Id like cygwin to create a real host. I was thinking of starting mklink , but hell no mklink.exe . It can be seen , a part of the shell command. I'm stuck there.
mklink
mklink.exe
Any idea how I can do this on a script?
Found the answer by running cmd.exe /c mklink /j name target completing the task. I leave the answer here if someone is facing the same problems.
cmd.exe /c mklink /j name target
EDIT : Added the /j switch, as Ken Williams noted in the comments.
/j
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