I'm a bit off with the explanation for hardlinks, symlinks and junctions on NTFS. I want to have
c:\A\B\C
c:\C\B\A
be the same directory, just accessible thru to different pathes. So if I put a file in one, it should appear in both but still be one file on disk. If someone renames the B folder in the first path, both pathes should still point to the same directory. If one path gets deleted, the other should still be valid. If a file gets deleted, it should get deleted in all pathes, of course. So I basically want two names for the same directory.
Is this possible and if, what is the correct way to do this?
