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Q. The location of some system configuration and system administrator executable files, is:

  • (A) /home
  • (B) /proc
  • (C) /var
  • (D) /sbin

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Q. The location for subdirectories for local programs and executables for user and administrative commands, is:

  • (A) /usr
  • (B) /tmp
  • (C) /opt
  • (D) /mnt

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Q. What command is used to assign executable permission to all of the files named "report"?

  • (A) chmod ugo + x report
  • (B) chmod u + x report
  • (C) chmod ugo + rw report
  • (D) chmod ugo + r report

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Q. What command is used to change the working directory?

  • (A) cdir
  • (B) chdir
  • (C) changedir
  • (D) cd

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Q. What command is used to count just the number of characters in a file?

  • (A) wc - r
  • (B) wc - w
  • (C) wc - c
  • (D) wc - 1

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Q. What command can be used to get information about yourself?

  • (A) which
  • (B) pwd
  • (C) i /4
  • (D) who am i

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Q. Which of the following subdirectory(ies) contains the device files?

  • (A) /dev
  • (B) /bin
  • (C) /etc
  • (D) /home

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Q. Which of the following subdirectory(ies) contains the system
configuration scripts.

  • (A) /dev
  • (B) /bin
  • (C) /etc
  • (D) /home

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Q. What of the following tool is used to check and repair Linux file systems?

  • (A) mkfs
  • (B) fdisk
  • (C) fsck
  • (D) mount

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Q. Which of the following is the main Apache configuration file?

  • (A) httpd.conf
  • (B) apache.con
  • (C) /etc/profile
  • (D) system.ini