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| This field in a cron table contains the absolute pathname to the command to be executed. |
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| This kill signal terminates a process by taking the process information in memory and saving it to a file called core on the hard disk in the current working directory. |
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Add this option to the "at" command to display a list of "at" Job IDs.
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" - l "
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| What option do you append to the end of command to make the command run in a background process. |
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| What nice value or processes started with by default? |
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| When there are multiple background processes executing in the shell, the "jobs" command indicates the most recent one with what symbol? |
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| How many main type of Linux commands can you execute? |
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| What is a system process called that is not associated with a terminal |
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| What option do you add to the crontab command to create or edit a user cron table |
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| There are how many different kill signals that the kill command can send to a certain process? |
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| What option do you add to the "ps" command to display all processes that do not run on terminals? |
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| What priority do all print jobs have by default? |
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| What command do you use on the Linux system to create a user account? |
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| What command do you use to change the primary group temporarily to another group that is listed in the output of the "groups" and "id" commands? |
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| What character is used to indicate a comment in the /etc/rsyslog.conf file? |
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| What option do you add to the "usermod" command to lock an account? |
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| What option do you use with the "lp" command to specify a destination printer name? |
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| What is the default priority for all print jobs? |
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| What command do you use to specify that needs to be printed to send a job to a printer? |
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| What is the pathname of the skeleton directory on most Linux systems? |
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| What directory are log files typically stored in? |
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| What priority is used by the System Log Daemon to indicate an error that should be rectified immediately, such as a corrupt system database? |
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| What option do you add to the "lpstat" command to list printers that are enabled to be displayed? |
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| What command do you use to list all printers on the system and their status, you can use the " - t " option with the command. |
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| What log file contains information and error messages regarding network access generated by daemons such as "sshd" and "xinetd" ? |
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| What option do you use with the "userdel" command to remove the home directory for the user and all of its contents? |
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