This Linux Quiz covers key administrative concepts and commands from chapters 1-6, assessing knowledge on system boot processes, user permissions, and process management. Ideal for learners aiming to enhance their Linux system administration skills.
To find out who logged into the system last sorted by username.
To find detailed help information about another command or system component.
To allow you to find very brief help information about another command or system component.
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Run-level 6 is the reboot run-level.
Run-level 6 is the shutdown run-level.
Run-level 6 is the graphical desktop run-level
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Provide a numeric hint to the kernel about how the process should be treated in relationship to other processes contending for CPU.
Provide a numeric hint to the kernel about how the process should be treated in relationship to other processes contending for memory.
Provide a numeric hint to the kernel about how the process should be treated in relationship to other processes contending for disk.
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Su is the name of the command and /etc/shadow is the name of its configuration file.
Sudo is the name of the command and /etc/sudoers is the name of its configuration file.
Init is the name of the command and /etc/inittab is the name of its configuration file.
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The UID of a process is the user identification number of the person who created it (owner). The EUID of a process is the "effective" user ID which is what is used to determine the permissions that he process has on the system.
The UID of a process is the unit identification number of the system that the process is running on (host). The EUID of a process is the "effective" unit ID which is what is used to determine what system the process is running on when executing command remotely.
The UID of a process is the unique identification number of the process itself. The EUID of a process is the "parent" unique ID which shows the UID of the process that invoked it.
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The init command.
The signal command.
The kill command.
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The user jgimer's ACL entry overwrote the group permissions, thus causing the inconsistency.
POSIX ACL data is stored in the group portion of the permission set of a file within the filesystem, thus causing the inconsistency.
There isn't any inconsistency.
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