Free Oracle 1Z0-402 Exam Dumps Questions & Answers

The cut -d: -f 1,3,8 /etc/passwd command is issued on a Linux system. Which statement about the output is true?

• A.It displays all the users, corresponding UIDs, and login shell from the /etc/passwd file separated by a : field delimiter.
• B.It displays all the users, corresponding GIDs, and login shell from the /etc/passwd file separated by a : field delimiter.
• C.It displays an error because /etc/passwd has only seven fields.
• D.It displays all the users and the corresponding UIDs from the /etc/passwd file separated by a : field delimiter.

Match the following rpm options with their functions:
1.-i a. replaces any older versions of a package with the new package
2.-U b. upgrades packages, but only if an earlier version exists on your system
3.-F c. uninstalls the specified package
4.-e d. installs a new package

• A.1-d, 2-b, 3-a, 4-c
• B.1-d, 2-a, 3-b, 4-c
• C.1-a, 2-c, 3-b, 4-d
• D.1-a, 2-b, 3-c, 4-d

The root user on your system has issued the In -s file1.txt file2.txt command. Which two statements are true? (Choose two.)

• A.file2.txt and file1.txt will have the same inode number.
• B.file2.txt will have 777 permissions.
• C.file2.txt will be symbolically linked to file1.txt.
• D.file2.txt and file1.txt should exist on the same file system.
• E.file1.txt will be symbolically linked to file2.txt.

You have executed the following command: find . -name "prg.conf -exec chmod o+r' {}'\; What is the expected output of this command?

• A.Locate all the files named prg. conf only in the current working directory and process them by using the chmod o+r command.
• B.Locate all the files named prg. conf in the current working directory and its subdirectories and add read permission for others.
• C.Locate all the files named prg. conf in the current working directory and subdirectories and add execute permissions for others on them.
• D.Locate all the files named prg. conf in the current working directory and add execute permissions for others on them.

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The users smith, scott, and bob are working on a common project and the /projects directory is assigned to them as the common working directory to access using group privileges. The users report a problem that they are assigned the ownership of whatever files they edit inside the /projects directory. They also need to have the same level of access control on all files and directories inside the /projects directory owned by other members of the group.
As a Linux administrator, what would you do to resolve this error and meet the users' requirements?

• A.Set 2770 permissions on the /projects directory.
• B.Set SGID alone on the /projects directory.
• C.Set 7777 permissions on the /projects directory.
• D.Set 3770 permissions on the /projects directory.
• E.Set Sticky bit alone on the /projects directory.
• F.Set SUID alone on the /projects directory.