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From: Chris Jesz <cmjesz@gmail.com>
Date: Tue, 27 Nov 2018 19:25:14 -0500
Subject: [PATCH] Created bash ln page (#22884)

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+title: Bash Link
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+ ## Bash command: ln
+ The `ln` commands stands for link and it allows you to link to an existing file or directory. This makes it easy to have references to a single file or directory in multiple places.
+ 
+ ### Usage
+ ```
+ ln <source file> <target file>
+ ```
+ 
+ Commonly used options:
+ * `-s` - Symbolic link. This is considered a soft link meaning that if the link is removed the original file or directory is not affected.
+ 
+ ### Examples
+ #### Create a link to the /etc/hosts file in /usr/local
+ ```bash
+ ln -s /etc/hosts /usr/local/hosts_link
+ ```
+ 
+ ### More Information
+ * Run `man ln` for further details and complete list of options.
+ * [Wikipedia] (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ln_(Unix))