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From: Saleh Elmohamed <saleh@npac.syr.edu>
To: cps606spring98@npac.syr.edu
Subject: [cps606spring98] Grading policy for Assignment 1 -- more ...
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    In short, here is how you go about doing this. Assume your userid is 
    co98aaa and file (database) name is strawberry.
    In your documents directory, .../cps606spring98-docs/co98aaa
    you do the following symbolic link (check any good Unix manual to see
    how these things work)

 ln -s ../../cps606spring98-cgi/co98aaa/strawberry cherry.db

    Now, in your assignment page,  you can do something like
    <a href="cherry.db">output file</a> to have your database linked.

Also, this symbolic link will work fine for your Perl source as well.
Again, in your docs directory, do

 ln -s ../../cps606spring98-cgi/co98aaa/program.pl program.txt

   Now in your page, you can have a link to program.txt.