Proc & Files
This is the commonly used shell program
What is bash.
This symbol will redirect standard output to a file.
What is > (greater than)
The following saying has the blanks of two commands to view text files one screen at a time. _____ is _____.
What is less is more.
This will set the permissions of a file for all users to have execute permissions. (symbolic)
What is chmod a+x or chmod u+x,g+x,o+x
This symbol redirects standard output to another command.
What is | (pipe).
This Bell Labs operating system was what Unix was derived from.
What is multics.
These commands have the grounds to access your jobs/processes.
What is bg (background) and fg (foreground).
When you execute the file, it runs with the access privileges of the file's owner. This permission is set on an executable file.
What is setuid.
This command sends its input to both a file and Standard Output.
What is tee.
This command allows you to change the permissions of a file or directory.
What is chmod.
FILES: a.out cata catb catc catview home.txt
OUTPUT: cata catb catc
This command was run to produce the output.
What is ls cat? or cat[a-c]
This command sets read, write and execute for the file's owner, read and write for the file's group, and execute for the file's other permission. (octal format)
What is chmod 761.
These 2 characters redirects standard error to a file.
What is 2> (2 with greater than)
This command will list the commands that match the topic print.
What is man -k print or apropos print
This command will create a compressed archive.
What is tar cvfz or tar cvf | gzip or tar cvf | b2zip
This file contains the default permissions (umask) when files and directories are created on the system.
What is .bashrc, .bash_profile, or /etc/profile.
This path location is known as the trash/garbage, nothingness, or a bit bucket.
What is /dev/null.
This will remove a directory with content.
What is rm -r
This is known as the “heart” of an operating system.
What is the kernel