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== Troubleshooting == | == Troubleshooting == | ||
The troubleshooting is already done. The link needs to be created. You can create a new link using information from the error message, which should allow the file to be retrieved. | The troubleshooting is already done. The link needs to be created. You can create a new link using information from the error message, which should allow the file to be retrieved. | ||
In terms of error numbers, there are a few common ones, which will give you a better idea of where the problem is: | |||
; 2 | |||
: No such file or directory - the link points to a file that doesn't exist, or the link to the file doesn't exist. | |||
; 13 | |||
: Permission denied - check your the permissions on the files/links and their parent directories to ensure you can access the files. | |||
; 22 | |||
: Invalid Argument - something is broken with the link -- check to ensure that the link doesn't contain special characters or double slashes (//). Consider deleting the link and making a new one. | |||
In the example above, the link could be re-created with the following command: | In the example above, the link could be re-created with the following command: | ||
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;DOC | ;DOC | ||
: This directory name indicates that documents are stored inside. A directory called RES is used to store resources. | : This directory name indicates that documents are stored inside. A directory called RES is also valid, it is used to store resources. | ||
;123FAAA | ;123FAAA | ||