What is Wally searching for in this file?
Wally is logged into a system and is searching in a file using the following command.
$ grep -i "$LOGNAME" weekly-reports.txt
What is Wally searching for in this file?
Choose the answer that describes a process that runs in the background and provides a service.
Choose the answer that describes a process that runs in the background and provides a service.
what type of file?
While working in his home directory, Jim lists the contents of the directory with the following result:
$ ls -F
affiliates* daily-report* fixes today
appointment expenses/ phone-list@ windfil>
year-report|
This directory listing indicates that the phone-list file is what type of file?
Wally wants to list all files in his current directory. Choose the command that will list all the files only i
Wally wants to list all files in his current directory. Choose the command that will list all the files only in Wally’s current directory.
Jane has two text files, file1 and file2. She wants to append the contents of file2 to the existing contents o
Jane has two text files, file1 and file2. She wants to append the contents of file2 to the existing contents of file1. Choose the command that will achieve this goal.
What are the minimum number of characters that a regular user must use when creating a password?
What are the minimum number of characters that a regular user must use when creating a password?
How does he indicate the beginning and end of a block of statements in a case statement?
Frank is writing a ksh script. How does he indicate the beginning and end of a block of statements in a case statement?
which file is executable?
While working in his home directory Jim lists the directory contents with the following result:
$ ls -F
affiliates* daily-report* fixes today
appointment expenses/ phone-list@ windfil>
year-report|
From this list of files, which file is executable?
which of the following is true?
When a non-root user changes their password which of the following is true?
Consider the following command:
Consider the following command:
$ find . -name "*.txt" -print
Choose the answer that best describes -name