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[Axel Müller]

> On Windows all AFS symlinks are created using the tool
> 
>   symlink.exe make <direntry> <target>
> 
And when you create the symlinks from a Linux machine? 
Perhaps my description was unclear. Here is what I did:
- login to afs from a Linux client
- create a symlink to a directory: ln -s DIR LinkToDir
- login to afs from a Windows client
- open AFS in Explorer => LinkToDir is shown as a normal directory
- open Cygwin bash
- ls LinkToDir => "Error: LinkToDir is not a directory"