This quiz, titled 'Linux LPI 117-101 # 6 of 9', assesses knowledge on Linux command line operations. It covers commands for input\/output redirection, process control, and system information retrieval. Essential for learners aiming to master Linux administration and scripting skills.
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Shutdown -r
Shutdown -y
Shutdown -c
Shutdown -b
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Mail error console
Mail.err /dev/console
Mail. error console
Mail.err.console
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Kill the process 1354 destructively
Kill the process 1354, allowing cleanup of memory
Restart the process 1354, re-reading it's config files
Restart the process 1354, resetting it's associated modem
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A core dump file will be created.
It affects the entire process group.
It makes excessive use of system resources.
The action can be blocked by buggy or malicious processes.
The affected process is unable to clean up before exiting.
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Syslog
Syslogd
Logd
Sys
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Bootm
Bmsg
Messages
Dmesg
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Kern.console warning
Kern.warning /dev/console
Kern.warning.console
Kern warning console
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Ptr
Linep
Lpr
Lprinter
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Shutdown -c
Shutdown -x
Shutdown -n
Shutdown -u
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Kern warning console
Kern.error console
Kern.warning /dev/console
Kern error console
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Shutdown -t 60
Shutdown -w 1
Shutdown -c 60
Shutdown -t 1
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Top
Nice
Loadavg
Cpustat
Ps
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/usr/bin/renice +20 1234
/usr/bin/renice -20 12345
/bin/setpriority +20 12345
/bin/setpriority -20 12345
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Nohup
Fg
Live
Sh
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After modifying the syslog.conf file, the syslog daemon needs to be restarted.
The entry is formatted incorrectly
The syslog daemon reads it configuration information from the syslogd file
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The stdout from the command Certkiller is saved to the file test.
The stdout from the command test is saved to the file Certkiller .
The command Certkiller receives its stdin from the stderr of test.
The command Certkiller receives its stdin from the stdout of test.
The command bill receives its stdin from the contents of the file Certkiller .
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Auth
Proc
User
U
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Ls > result
Ls >& result
Ls &> result
Ls >> result
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Ucp
Copy
Uucp
Uuc
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Foo reads bar as stdin, pipes output to foobar
Foo and bar are fed to foobar as stdin
Foo's output is sent to bar, output is written to foobar
None of the above
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Syslog.conf
Syslogd
Slog.conf
System.conf
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Proc
Daemon
Smtp
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The program executed properly
The program encountered an error
The program requires more input
The program has returned standard input
The program terminated with a syntax error
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Kill 1555
Kill -1 1555
Kill -2 1555
Kill -9 1555
Kill -15 1555
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Auth
Proc
User
U
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Xinetd
Inetd
Samba
Nfs
Amd
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Auth
Proc
User
Login
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Bg myapp
Continue myapp
Exec myapp
Fg myapp
Myapp &
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User
Proc
Daemon
Kern
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Redirects stderr to file1.out
Redirects the stderr to the same location as the stdout.
Redirects stdout to the screen and stderr to file.out
Redirects all the output to the same location as the stderr
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Snuffy
Certkiller
Empty
Variable undeclared
TEST
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Usenet
News
Uunet
Net
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2 (SIGINT)
1 (SIGHUP)
9 (SIGKILL)
3 (SIGQUIT)
15 (SIGTERM)
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Kill -1 1234 or kill -s SIGHUP 1234
Kill -2 1234 or kill -s SIGINT 1234
Kill -3 1234 or kill -s SIGQUIT 1234
Kill -9 1234 or kill -s SIGKILL 1234
Kill -15 1234 or kill -s SIGTERM 1234
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Myprog > file1.out 2>&1
Myprog > file1.out 1>&2
Myprog > file1.out 1> /dev/null
Myprog 1&2> file1.out
Myprog 1> /dev/null > file1.out
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Ctrl-z
Ctrl-c
Ctrl-x
Ctrl-d
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Kill the process 1354 destructively
Kill the process 1354, allowing cleanup of memory
Restart the process 1354, re-reading it's config files
Restart the process 1354, resetting it's associated modem
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Crond
Daemon
Cron
Crontab
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Proc
Login
User
Auth
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Bg Certkiller app
Continue Certkiller app
Exec Certkiller app
Fg Certkiller app
Certkiller app &
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Misc
Proc
Kern
Daemon
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