Wk 2 - File Management Commands [due Mon]

 

You are a Linux system administrator for AlphaBeta, Inc., a local small business. It is your job to manage three Linux servers. You are tasked with training a new employee as your backup. This employee has no previous Linux experience. 

To assist your new protégée, prepare a 1-page table using Microsoft® Word or Microsoft® Excel® covering the following details of 10 of the most useful Linux commands: 

• Write the command name
• Accurately describe the command's use
• Concisely describe one or two options from the command that would be useful to a new user
• Create one example of the syntax used for each command

The column headings for the table should be Command, Use, Options, and Example. The row headings are the 10 commands.

So that your protégée thoroughly understands the chmod command, write, using Microsoft® Word, a 1-page command line code explanation showing what chmod command you would use to impose the following permissions:

• Set the permission on a directory such that:
• the owner would have read, write, and execute
• the group would have read and execute
• and, others would have read
• Set the permission on a file such that:
• the owner would have write
• the group would have read, write, and execute
• and, others would have read and write
• Set the permission on a file such that:
• the owner would have read and execute
• the group would have read, write, and execute
• and, others would have execute
• Set the permission on a directory such that:
• the owner would have execute
• the group would have read, write, and execute
• and, others would have no permissions
• Set the permission on a directory such that:
• the owner would have write
• the group would have read, write, and execute
• and, others would have read, write, and execute
• Set the permission on a directory such that:
• the owner would have read, write, and execute
• the group would have read, write, and execute
• and, others would have read, write, and execute