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There is also another issue (I'm not sure if is related): ``` ~ $ cd Cookies ~/AppData/Roaming/Microsoft/Windows/Cookies $ cd .. ~ $ ls * ... Cookies: ls: can't open 'Cookies':...

I have found it online [here](https://rakhesh.com/windows/start-menu-and-other-directory-junctions-access-denied/): > The important thing with both directory junctions and soft links is that they can have their own ACLs. So while a user might...

It works perfectly, thanks :)

To bypass Microsoft just use this: `busybox ash -c "ls *.xls"`

On the latest prerelease the error 80 is fixed while the error 40 is still present.

I have also tried this: `cmd.exe /C "mklink /J "${1}" "${2}""` but trying to quote it correctly from inside a shell script is madness.

- `mklink` can create junctions/symlinks/hardlinks but it isn't a standalone executable so it only works inside cmd.exe - `/C` parameter of cmd.exe make it execute a command and exit. While...

Even without the outer quotes it doesn't work: ``` create_junction() { cmd.exe /C mklink /J "${1:?}" "${2:?}" } ``` If the folder have spaces it is considered a different parameter.

In the command `cmd.exe /C mklink /J "${1:?}" "${2:?}"` technically all this `mklink /J "${1:?}" "${2:?}"` is the argument of /C, but as said cmd.exe is lenient so I will...

It didn't make any difference, you can see it with: `cmd /s /c echo mklink /j "aa" "bb"`. If you try `cmd /s /c echo mklink /j \"aa\" \"bb\"` it...