Output should look like this:
lrwxrwxrwx 1 havoc havoc 7 Dec 6 12:50 MyTmp -> /tmp/me
The date and user/group names will be different for you, of course. Notice that the file type is l, indicating that this is a symbolic link. Also notice the permissions: Symbolic links always have these permissions. If you attempt to chmod a symlink, you’ll actually change the permissions on the file being pointed to.
chmod 700 MyTmp
You will get a No such file or directory error, because the file /tmp/me doesn’t exist. Notice that you could create a symlink to it anyway.
mkdir /tmp/me
Creates the directory /tmp/me.
chmod 700 MyTmp
Should work now.
touch MyTmp/myfile