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| 2.4 - What does the globbing character "*" match? |
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| Match any character, including no characters |
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| 2.4 - What does the globbing character "?" match? |
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| 2.4 - What does the "[ ]" globbing character match? |
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| Match a class of characters |
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| 3.1 - What type of compression allows all of the bits to be restored? |
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| 3.1 - This type of compression allows for imperceptible data loss in images and video |
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| 3.1 - This type of tool is used to bundle up files and directories, common usage is backup |
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| 3.1 - While all archiving tools bundle up files and directories, some will not do this? |
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| Compression, some archive tools will need a stand-alone compression tool (ie. my-file-archive.tar.gz) |
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| 3.1 - What is the most common archiving tool in Linux. |
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| 3.1 - What is a common use for tarballs? |
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| Bundling up source code to be distributed |
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| 3.1 - What are the commands used inside a "bzip2" file? |
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| bzcat, bzgrep, bzdiff, bzless, bzmore, bzcat (bzip2 are prefixed with bz) |
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| 3.1 - What commands are used inside of a "gzip" file? |
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| zcat, zdiff, zless, zmore, zgrep, (all commands used inside of a gzip file are prefixed with "z") |
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| 3.1 - What are the commands used inside an "xz" file? |
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| xzcat, xzdiff, xzless, xzgrep, xzmore (all commands used inside an "xz" files are prefixed with an "xz") |
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| 3.1 - What does the "tar u" option do? |
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| Added a files to an existing uncompressed "tar" file |
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| 3.1 - What does the "tar c" option do? |
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| Creates a new archive file |
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| 3.1 - What does the "tar f" option do? |
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| This option is the name of the file to create |
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| 3.1 - What does the "tar t" option do? |
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| This option allows you to view the contents of the tarball file |
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| 3.1 - What does the "tar x" option do? |
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| This will extract files from an archive |
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| 3.1 - What does the "tar v" option do? |
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| It means verbose and will list the files processed |
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| 3.1 - What does the "tar z" option do? |
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| Calls "gzip" for compression |
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| 3.1 - What does the "tar j" option do? |
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| Calls on "bzip2" for compression |
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| 3.1 - What does the "tar J" option do? |
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| Calls for "xz" for compression |
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| What is the argument right after the option when using the "tar" command? |
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| This is the file to be worked on |
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