I have two directories, with files in both of them:
./read/pub/ |- file1
and
./write/pub/ |- dir1/ |- file2 |- file3
I need to create a symlink so that all the content in ./write/pub/
is readable also in ./read/pub/
, but I would like some kind of hybrid directory.
Is it possible to symlink directly the real directory ./read/pub/
to ./write/pub/
, instead of symlinking all its content?
So I could have the possibility to put files in both directory and not have the files in ./read/pub/
present in ./write/pub/
, AND the new files in ./write/pub/
will appear automatically in the ./read/pub/
directory, without recreating the symlinks each time.
PS - I don't think it is possible, but would like to know if you have some kind of solution isntead.