IT1100

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IT1100

• LINUX test review

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Which command creates a directory

• B. md
• R. mkdir
• Y. makedir

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To find what directory you are at use

• B. curdir
• R. pwd
• Y. echo curdir

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To show all system processes

• B. ps aux
• R. ps
• Y. ps -sp

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To show User processes

• B. ps aux
• R. ps
• Y. ps -user

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To execute a command in to background end line
with

• B.
• R.
• Y.

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Which will locate a file fastest

• B. locate
• R. find
• Y. which

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To compress a file use

• B. compressor cvf
• R. tar cvf
• Y. gzip

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To uncompress use

• B. compressor xvf
• R. tar xvf
• Y. gzip -d

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To list a directory including hidden files use

• B. ls
• R. ls -a
• Y. ls -l

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To list files including file premissions use

• B. ls
• R. ls -a
• Y. ls -l

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To create a file use

• B. cfile
• R. touch
• Y. create

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To display a file use

• B. less
• R. pfile
• Y. dfile

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To remove a dir including all files use

• B. rmdir
• R. rm -r
• Y. rmdir -zap

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Which editor is the smallest

• B. vi
• R. emacs
• Y. nano

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Which editor do most programmers use

• B. nano
• R. vi
• Y. emacs

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To get out of emacs

• B. ltescgtSltescgtQ
• R. xSXC
• Y. Q

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To get out of vi

• B. ltescgtx
• R. ZZ
• Y. ltescgtZZ

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Which gives a user the most information on a
command

• B. apropos
• R. man
• Y. doc

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Which gives the user a one liner about a command

• B. apropos
• R. man
• Y. info

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To run the last command type

• B. !!
• R. !
• Y. !

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To display a list of the last commands ran

• B. hist
• R. history
• Y. chstry

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To copy a file

• B. copy
• R. cpy
• Y. cp

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To Rename a file

• B. mv
• R. ren
• Y. rename

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Which allows the user to scroll forward and
backward

• B. fb
• R. more
• Y. less

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To see only on copy of each line use

• B. sort
• R. uniq
• Y. diff

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To send the output of a command to another
command use

• B. gt
• R.
• Y. lt

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To send the output of a command to a file use

• B.
• R. lt
• Y. gt

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To find text within an output use

• B. find
• R. grep
• Y. locate

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To halt the system NOW use

• B. halt
• R. shutdown
• Y. down

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To shutdown with user messages in a given time use

• B. halt
• R. shutdown
• Y. down

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Chmod 777 file The world has what rights

• B. Read, Write, Execute
• R. Write, Execute
• Y. None

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Chmod 744 the group has what rights

• B. write
• R. read
• Y. execute

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If I only want the owner to have full rights but
noone else use

• B. chmod 777
• R. chmod 700
• Y. chmod 000

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If a file has rwx------ rights, who can write to
the file

• B. everyone
• R. only the owner
• Y. the owner the root user

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To create a new user

• B. usradd
• R. user
• Y. useradd

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To delete a user

• B. usrdel
• R. userdel
• Y. user-

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To change the ownership of a file

• B. clown
• R. chowner
• Y. chown

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To change the group that a file belongs to

• B. grpch
• R. chgrp
• Y. chgroup

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To change a password

• B. pwd
• R. passwd
• Y. chpass

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To get info on user bill

• B. bill -info
• R. info bill
• Y. finger bill

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To switch to the root user

• B. su root
• R. su --root
• Y. switchuser root

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To change your directory

• B. cd
• R. chdir
• Y. Type the name of the directory backwards

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To delete a file

• B. del
• R. rm
• Y. era

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When an employee quits

• B. resign
• R. change the users password
• Y. delete the user

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After a sysgen

• B. document the system hardware
• R. schedule a random restart
• Y. create a backdoor password

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Which password is strongest

• B. secret
• R. bill
• Y. T0p5ecret

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The log file that contains login attempts is

• B. password.log
• R. logins.log
• Y. auth.log

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The daemon that controls the apache web server
is

• B. httpd
• R. smbd
• Y. apached

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The daemon that allows for windows file access is

• B. httpd
• R. smbd
• Y. windowsd