Cfexecute and ln on Linux

i am having a little trouble trying to get cfexecute to
create a symbolic link on linux.
i am using the below cfexecute tag to try and mimic what i am
doing from the command line, but no link is made and no output is
received from the cfexecute tag.
i have also tried /bin/ln
am i missing something?
<cfexecute name="ln" arguments="-s /home/.../filename.txt
/home/.../files/test.txt"></cfexecute>
thanks.

blst02 wrote:
> i am having a little trouble trying to get cfexecute to
create a symbolic link
> on linux.
>
> i am using the below cfexecute tag to try and mimic what
i am doing from the
> command line, but no link is made and no output is
received from the cfexecute
> tag.
>
> i have also tried /bin/ln
>
> am i missing something?
>
> <cfexecute name="ln" arguments="-s
/home/.../filename.txt
> /home/.../files/test.txt"></cfexecute>
Make sure that the user CF is running as has enough rights on
the
destination directory (su to that user and try ln from that
account).
Mack

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