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Changes between Initial Version and Version 1 of Ticket #10261, comment 2

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5	5	> Previously, the link symbol at guest level was consider as normal file/directory pointing to the host file.
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7		I think that's a different issue. If I understand correctly, Matteius can't create a symlink in his *nix guest at all. And for what it's worth, that sounds like the correct behaviour to me. Otherwise, couldn't you create a symlink to, for example, /etc/ in the guest OS, unmount and remount the shared folder, then all of the sudden have the symlink you created give access to the host's /etc/ ?
	7	I think that's a different issue. If I understand correctly, Matteius can't create a symlink in his *nix guest at all. And for what it's worth, that sounds like the correct behaviour to me (the issue you're describing, not the one Matteius is). Otherwise, couldn't you create a symlink to, for example, /etc/ in the guest OS, unmount and remount the shared folder, then all of the sudden have the symlink you created give access to the host's /etc/ ?