Matching
Match each term with the correct statement below.
Premises:
Daemon used to schedule a command to execute once in the future.
A process's identifier that allows the kernel to identify it uniquely.
The location of system cron tables.
Directory storing the shell environment and scheduled commands.
Identifies the process that started another process.
The location of user cron tables.
Ignoring a kill signal.
Daemon used to schedule a command to execute repeatedly in the future.
An executable file on the hard disk that can be run when you execute it.
Responses:
at daemon
cron daemon
/var/spool/cron
PID
program
PPID
/var/spool/at
/etc/crontab
trapping
Correct Answer:
Premises:
Responses:
Daemon used to schedule a command to execute once in the future.
A process's identifier that allows the kernel to identify it uniquely.
The location of system cron tables.
Directory storing the shell environment and scheduled commands.
Identifies the process that started another process.
The location of user cron tables.
Ignoring a kill signal.
Daemon used to schedule a command to execute repeatedly in the future.
An executable file on the hard disk that can be run when you execute it.
Premises:
Daemon used to schedule a command to execute once in the future.
A process's identifier that allows the kernel to identify it uniquely.
The location of system cron tables.
Directory storing the shell environment and scheduled commands.
Identifies the process that started another process.
The location of user cron tables.
Ignoring a kill signal.
Daemon used to schedule a command to execute repeatedly in the future.
An executable file on the hard disk that can be run when you execute it.
Responses:
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