Exam 4: Linux Filesystem Management

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​Match each correct item with the statement below.​​ a.​concatenation b.Emacs (Editor MACroS) editor​ c.​gedit editor d.head command​ e.​linked file f.od command​ g.​socket file h.​strings command i.​tail command j.vi editor -​A powerful command-line text editor available on most UNIX and Linux systems.

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​Match each correct item with the statement below.​​ a.​concatenation b.Emacs (Editor MACroS) editor​ c.​gedit editor d.head command​ e.​linked file f.od command​ g.​socket file h.​strings command i.​tail command j.vi editor -​The files that represent the same data as other files.

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What permission grants a user the ability to open, read, and edit the contents of a file?

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​What two commands below will grant only the execute permission to username bob on file1, assuming that bob is the file's owner?

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In order to create a hard link, what command must be used?

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In a file's mode, a permission that is unavailable is represented by what character?

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What section of a filesystem contains information about the filesystem in general?

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The ____________________ command only searches directories that are listed in a special variable called the PATH variable in the current BASH shell.

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In order to quickly create an empty file, what command can be used?​

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​What two commands below will work recursively if specified with the -R option?

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​What two commands below can be used to locate files on a filesystem?

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​Match each correct item with the statement below.​​ a.​concatenation b.Emacs (Editor MACroS) editor​ c.​gedit editor d.head command​ e.​linked file f.od command​ g.​socket file h.​strings command i.​tail command j.vi editor -A popular and widespread text editor more conducive to word processing that vi. It was originally developed by Richard Stallman.​

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What are the three main structural sections of a Linux filesystem? Describe each section.

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____________________ defines a standard set of directories for use by all Linux and UNIX systems, as well as the file and subdirectory contents of each directory.

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The rmdir command automatically removes a directory and all of its subdirectories and files.

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​Match each correct item with the statement below.​​ a.​concatenation b.Emacs (Editor MACroS) editor​ c.​gedit editor d.head command​ e.​linked file f.od command​ g.​socket file h.​strings command i.​tail command j.vi editor -​A named pipe connecting processes on two different computers; it can also be represented by a file on the filesystem.

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Shell scripts do not require the execute permission in order to be run the same way binary programs are run.​

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​Match each correct item with the statement below.​​ a.​concatenation b.Emacs (Editor MACroS) editor​ c.​gedit editor d.head command​ e.​linked file f.od command​ g.​socket file h.​strings command i.​tail command j.vi editor -A Linux command that displays the first set of lines of a text file.​

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​Match each correct item with the statement below.​​ a.​concatenation b.Emacs (Editor MACroS) editor​ c.​gedit editor d.head command​ e.​linked file f.od command​ g.​socket file h.​strings command i.​tail command j.vi editor -​A common text editor used within GUI environments.

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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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