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Old 01-06-05, 08:31
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Some simple questions

1. Name two Unix commands that can be used to copy a file to a directory on another host.

2. What command can I use to login to a different group?

3. Write a command that will list the contents of the tar file "newstuff.tar"

4. What command will list the names of all auto-mounted directories?


5. Write the awk script that will extract a list of login IDs and user names from the password file. e.g. from:
amasnic:xAy:604:980:Adnan Masnic:/home/amasnic:/bin/csh
rrao:4HFsE:502:406:Ravi Rao:/home/rrao:/bin/csh
to : amasnic Adnan Masnic
rrao Ravi Rao

6. How can I check if a process has registered an RPC program number on my host?

7. What command will display the "demangled" C++ symbols in the library libXX.a?

8. What addressing information is required for :
a) an RPC connection
b) a TCP/IP connection

9. What command will list the dynamic libraries required by an executable?

10. What command will provide a list of available manual pages that refer to "process" ?
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Old 01-06-05, 09:11
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11. What's the email of the instructor?
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Old 01-07-05, 05:10
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lol that is so your home work he he

for the commands try:

http://linux.about.com/od/commands/l/blcmd.htm

i have a more useful version saved in my favourites at home. When i get back i will post them for you
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