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LESSON REVIEW
QPR1
1. The two shells that are most likely to be supplied with your
system are the C Shell, csh and the ___________ Shell, sh.
QPR2
2. The C Shell facility that allows you to create abbreviations
or short names for long commands is the ___________ mechanism.
QPR3
3. To create an alias called ll for the command ls -l, the
C Shell command to place in your .cshrc file is ____________.
QPR4
4. Issuing the command set ___________ = 200 will have the
C Shell keep track of your last 200 commands for the current
login session.
QPR5
5. To repeat your last command in the csh, the shorthand
command is: _____________.
QPR6
6. Assume that your history list looks like the following:
1 cd /usr2/smith/projectA
2 ls -l r*
3 vi report.friday
4 troff -mm report | lpr
5 history
6 vi report.friday
Using the history mechanism, enter the command that will
reissue your troff command line.
QPR7
7. Enter the command to check the disk usage for user
kerns whose home directory is /usr).
QPR8
8. Remember, the syntax for the find command is:
find path-name-list expression
Assuming that your login name is lee, enter the command
to search for a file called transfer beginning in your
home directory under /usr and print the result on your
screen.
QPR9
9. To interactively check and repair the file system
/dev/rkb1 and assume a "no" answer to all questions,
the command would be _____________.
QPR10
10. If you need to bring your system down for maintenance
next Friday, you should place a note to that effect in the
______________ file.
QPR11
11. If you want to run a cleanup program every night at midnight,
the line 0 0 * * * cleanup would be placed in which file?
a /etc/motd
b /bin/calendar
c /usr/calendar
d /usr/lib/crontab
QPR12
12. To compress all of the files in your subdirectory huge,
the command would be ___________________.
QPR13
13. To look at the contents of the compressed file large.Z,
the command would be ___________________.
RINTER
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$PRMT_STR$
That is correct!
You've got it on the 2nd try.
Good, you understand the concept.
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FORGET1
The correct answer is: $ANSWER$
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