Even though I also speak Spanish, I do not know enough about Bleach Bit, and
"symlinks" to give a answer.
But here is the same links, in Spanish.
The only thing, the code they show is in English,..you might need to still use the translator, but usually the commands and code, do not change for the language.
¿Cómo puedo comprobar si un archivo es un enlace simbólico a un directorio?¿Cómo puedo comprobar si un archivo es un enlace simbólico a un directorio?
"How do I check if a file is a symbolic link to a directory?"
The other, and they both look like they might help explain,...
¿Cómo encontrar y enumerar todos los enlaces simbólicos creados para un archivo en particular?
"How to find and list all the symbolic links created for a particular file?""
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I do not really understand this either, but maybe read the above links more carefull,
It seems like this one does show which ones are or contain symlinks,..
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Here is a single command which will recursively list symlinks whose target is a directory (starting in the current directory):
If the problem is:
two (or more) symlinks that point to each other;
So I guess you need to look for the ones that point toward the same
directory, or file
But like I said , I do not understand this very well either,...maybe somebody that know more can explain better.
Dasein> Error messages like these typically mean that a directory has been recursively symlinked (e.g., to itself or to a parent). The only way fix the problem is to identify the offending link(s) and remove them
Translated says:
Los mensajes de error como estos normalmente significan que un directorio ha sido recursivamente simulado (por ejemplo, a sí mismo oa un padre). La única manera de solucionar el problema es identificar el (los) vínculo (s) infractor (es) y eliminarlos
