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Symbolic links work when shared with Windows or Linux (smb), but broken when shared on Mac (afp or smb)

On a Mac, I have a shared folder ~ \ Documents. There are two subfolders, Data and Data_2011, the first of which contains file folders over the past few years, and the second contains symbolic links to folders in the Data folder, which were updated on January 1, 2011. Links were created with the standard ln -s command.

When I mount the shared documents folder on a Windows computer, these links work. When I mount Linux using smb, the links work. When I use these links directly on Mac hosting, they work. However, when I mount the Documents folder from a remote Mac, soft links do not work. To be clear, I mount the Documents folder by going to Finder> Connect to Server> afp: //xxx.xxx.xx.xx/or smb: //xxx.xxx.xx.xx/Documents

Any ideas on how to make these soft links work when sharing on a remote Mac?

-Sibo

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