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Unix File access control
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Questions in this quiz (6)
1What are the 3 main types of subject/principals in unix?
- Auser, group, world/other
- BBlank
2What are the "classic" 3 permissions afforded to the subjects in unix-like?
- ARead (r), Write(w), Execute(x)
- BBlank
3A user (U) can run with the permission of the file creator (C) under what condition(s)?
- AU has execute privileg
- BC has read, write, and execute permissions
- CSet User ID
- DSet Group ID
- Ea and c
- Fall of the above
4What contents exist inside of a file's inode?
- AOwner ID, Group ID and 12 protection bits
- BBlank
5What is an inode (index node)?
- AAn inode is part of a linked list design for memory storage
- BAn inode is a special directory only to bee seen by root
- CAn inode is a control structure that contains information needed by the OS for a file.
- DAn inode is a user permission for a given user group.
6An inode contains all information about a file?
- ATrue
- BFalse
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- Quiz on Unix File access control, created by Nathan Ross on 27/02/2020.
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- Nathan Ross
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