Exam 4: Linux Filesystem Management
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Exam 6: Advanced Installation45 Questions
Exam 7: Working With the Bash Shell45 Questions
Exam 8: System Initialization and X Windows45 Questions
Exam 9: Managing Linux Processes45 Questions
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-Command used to view your current user name.
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To move files, you can use the mv command.
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To create a(n) ____________________ link, you use the -s option to the ln command.
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The ____ command takes a list of arguments specifying the absolute or relative pathnames of files to remove.
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You can see the contents of a certain variable in memory by using the ____ metacharacter with the echo command.
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To create a subdirectory, you would use the makedir command. _________________________
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What are the three main structural sections of a Linux filesystem? Describe each section.
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Describe the SUID. Give an example of a command that typically has this permission set.
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To copy a directory full of files in Linux, you must tell the cp command that the copy will be ____________________ (involve files and subdirectories too) by using the -R option
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Describe hard and symbolic links. What is the difference between them?
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The section of an inode that stores permissions is called the ____ of the file.
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When using the chmod command for a specific file, the ____ argument would add read permission and remove write permission for the group permissions.
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When using the find command, the -size x criteria is used to search for files with a size greater than x. _________________________
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In a file's mode, if a permission is unavailable, a(n) ____ character replaces its position in the mode.
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When using the chmod command, if there is no character specifying the category of user to affect, only the group category is affected.
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The execute permission for a file allows a user the ability to execute the file in memory (if it is a program file or a script). _________________________
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To set all of the special permissions on a certain file or directory, you can use the command ____, where name is the name of the file or directory.
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The ____ section of a filesystem is the section that contains information about the filesystem in general.
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