> stopped supporting symlinks because they “caused problems”.
If the reason for that was really written with such vagueness, it's almost certain that there was some sort of vulnerability / Security issue. The most vague, the most serious the issue. If it was just "they cause problems" then someone somehow figured out how to use symlinks to get access to someone else's data.
If the reason for that was really written with such vagueness, it's almost certain that there was some sort of vulnerability / Security issue. The most vague, the most serious the issue. If it was just "they cause problems" then someone somehow figured out how to use symlinks to get access to someone else's data.