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Linux commands and file permissions: RPM, tar, chmod

Tamerlan Sandykbaev 115 preguntas

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  1. 1In Linux, RPM can be defined as:
    1. ARadical performance machine
    2. BThe speed a record plays back at
    3. CRelational peak monitoring
    4. DThe Package Manager program for Red Hat Linux
    5. ERandom program memory
  2. 2In the command tar =cvjf foo.tbz a b c, what are a, b, and c?
    1. AIs the directory will be prepended to files; b and c are files inside it
    2. BMatching operators; anything starting with a, b, or c will be added
    3. CNothing; cvjf only expects one parameter
    4. DFile names to be added to the archive
  3. 3Information about the init process can be found in the /proc/1 directory.
    1. ATrue
    2. BFalse
  4. 4Linux distributive use this to add and remove software from the system:
    1. AApplication Programming Interface (API)
    2. BPackage manager
    3. CBash
    4. DCompiler
    5. EPartitioning tool
  5. 5Many open source licenses such as BSD and MIT do not contain the copyleft provisions and are thus not acceptable to the FSF (Free Software Foundation). These licenses are called ___ free software licenses.
    1. ALax
    2. BAgreeable
    3. CPermissive
    4. DIndulgent
  6. 6Most of NANO’s commands take the form of:
    1. AEscape followed by another character
    2. BMouse clicks
    3. CControl and another character
    4. DThe F1 though F12 function keys
    5. EAlt and another character
  7. 7Octal notation uses the following values for the permissions granted:
    1. Ar=7, w=5, x=0
    2. Br=4, w=2, x=0
    3. Cr=4, w=2, x=1
    4. Dr=3, w=2, x=1
  8. 8POP and IMAP are related to:
    1. AReading and writing music
    2. BLetting users log in to multiple with 1 set of credentials
    3. CServing web pages
    4. DSharing files
    5. EEmail
  9. 9Setting setgid on a directory…
    1. A… will allow scripts in the directory to be executed as the group owner of the directory
    2. B… will set the group owner of all files created in the directory to the group owner of the directory
    3. C… does nothing
    4. D… is not allowed by the system
  10. 10Software is backward compatible if:
    1. APeople still use old versions
    2. BIf the next version still works the same way
    3. CIt will supports old file doormats or applications
    4. DIs can be upgraded without downtime

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Test sobre Sin título, creado por Tamerlan Sandykbaev el 28/12/2019.
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