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QPR1

1.  Look at the following /etc/passwd file.  Name one user 

who has no password.

    root:sfshnNwQSjnpE:0:0::/:/bin/sh

    cron:iumx98mw.oi8s:1:2::/:

    jones:WCSLzdMC9uvsE:102:100:Sally Jones:/usr/jones:/bin/csh

    smith:9ts6qafM02ixq:102:100:Bill Smith:/usr/smith:/bin/csh

    yori::101:100:Sam Yori:/usr/yori:/bin/sh

    guest::150:200::/usr/demo:/bin/rsh

QPR2

2.  Look at the following /etc/passwd file.  Name one user 

who does not use the C Shell.

   root:sfshnNwQSjnpE:0:0::/:/bin/csh

   jones:WCSLzdMC9uvsE:102:100:Sally Jones:/usr/jones:/bin/rsh

   smith:9ts6qafM02ixq:102:100:Bill Smith:/usr/smith:/bin/csh

   yori::101:100:Sam Yori:/usr/yori:/bin/sh

QPR3

3.   User lee has forgotten his password.  As superuser, you can

give him a new one by first entering the command ______________.

QPR4

4.  Can a user belong to more than one group?

            a  yes

            b  no

            c  only if the user is superuser

QPR5

5.  Enter the command to change the group ownership of 

the file data from admin to engr.

QPR6

6.  Assume you are in the root directory, logged in as root.  

Enter the command to make a home directory under /usr2 for 

the new user wong.  

QPR7

7.  If the file creation mask (umask) is 022, then every 

new file created by the owner would give members of the 

owners group the following permissions:

                   a  read permission

                   b  write permission

                   c  execute permission

                   d  a and b

                   e  b and c

                   f  a and c

                   g  a, b, and c

QPR8

8.  Environment variables are placed in the .login file for 

users working with the C-Shell, csh.  They are placed in the 

__________ file when the working shell is the Bourne Shell, sh.  

QPR9

9.  When a user is removed from the system, his or her login 

name MUST be removed from:

                a  the /etc/password file

                b  the /etc/group file

                c  a and b

QPR10

10.   Enter the command to recursively remove all files 

and subdirectories owned by the user ross.  Assume you 

are superuser in the root directory and that Ross's home 

directory is under /usr.

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