> I've found a weird behavior of creating a symbolic links to
> directories. If the link to directory already exists, then "ln -sf"
> will not be able to change the link:
Have a look inside the directory which "link" already points to.
Your (dangling) symlink will be in there...
(Yes, it gets me everytime I make a symlink to a new kernel in /usr/src,
too :)
Matthew.
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