symlink files
A symbolic link (also symlink or soft link) is a special type of code that contains a reference to another file or directory. So, it's like having a copy of the file in more than one folder, when actually you only have one copy of that file on your site.
Creating symlinks in Linux
You will need SSH (shell) access to your cPanel. Then enter the following commands, modified appropriately:
Jailed Shell via port 2222:
ln -s public_html/attachments/Image/_vti_cnf ./vtiRoot Shell via port 22:
ln -s /home/user/public_html/attachments/Image/_vti_cnf /home/user/vtiThis example makes it so when I access my user account and type cd vti, then I will take the shortcut to the public_html/attachments/Image/_vti_cnf folder.
Creating symlinks in Windows
You will have an icon in your Plesk panel called "Virtual Directories" (under the Files section where you find File Manager). Then click "Create Virtual Directory" at the top.
Alternatively, you can access the Command line tool and enter this command: {EXAMPLE ONLY}
C:\mklink /D C:\Test C:\Users\Jimmy\TestFolder\secretNow if you look in the C:\Test
directory, you'll see the files from the C:\Users\Jimmy\TestFolder\secret
folder.