CT320 IQ 02
Show Main.IQ02 as a slide show.
What’s the usual order?
- GRUB / kernel / BIOS / systemd / MBR
- kernel / BIOS / systemd / MBR / GRUB
- systemd / BIOS / MBR / GRUB / kernel
- BIOS / MBR / GRUB / kernel / systemd
- MBR / systemd / kernel / GRUB / BIOS
systemd
has services and targets
crond
is a service, reboot
is a target
crond
is a target, reboot
is a service
- both are targets
- both are services
- this is a trick question
What file contains encrypted login passwords?
/bin/passwd
/etc/passwd
/shadow/passwd
/etc/shadow
- It depends.
What does the x
bit mean for a directory?
- You can execute the directory as a program.
- You can remove the directory.
- You can use the directory in a path.
- The directory must be used exclusively (one user at a time).
- The directory has a mutant ability.
Consider these commands
#! /bin/bash
date >xyz
chmod ugo= xyz
rm xyz
- Fine—
xyz
is removed.
- After confirmation,
xyz
is removed.
- Can’t remove
xyz
because it’s not writable.
- It’s not possible to remove all the permission bits like that.