IT 244: Peer to Peer Quiz 4

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Across
  1. 4. two files share the same data
  2. 5. (move) command move files or directory into other directory
  3. 7. A slower, yet more versatile, method for locating files on the filesystem
  4. 9. command use if the filename that you are searching for is an executable file, that file can likely be found in less time
  5. 10. The mv command requires two arguments at minimum: the ____ file/directory and the target file/directory
  6. 13. To copy a directory full of files in Linux, you must tell the cp command that the copy will be ____ (involve files and subdirectories too) by using the -r option.
  7. 15. is the section that contains information about the filesystem in general, such as the number of inodes and data blocks, as well as how much data a data block stores, in kilobytes
  8. 18. The mv command requires two arguments at minimum: the source file/directory and the ____ file/directory
Down
  1. 1. or symlink, one file is a pointer, or shortcut, to another file.
  2. 2. To remove a directory/(remove directory) command
  3. 3. which command only searches directories that are listed in a special variable
  4. 5. (make directory) command, which takes arguments specifying the absolute or relative pathnames of the directories to create
  5. 6. command displays only the first result normally outputted by the which command
  6. 7. defines a standard set of directories for use by all Linux and UNIX systems as well as the file and subdirectory contents of each directory.
  7. 8. command displays the location of the command as well as any associated man and info pages,
  8. 11. An alternative to the rm command and can be used to remove files only (not directories).
  9. 12. (copy) command keep the file in the source directory and instead insert a copy of the file in the target directory.
  10. 14. The fastest method to search for files in the Linux directory tree
  11. 16. exclude specific directories, file extensions, and whole filesystems from being indexed by the updatedb command by adding them to the /etc/updatedb.conf file
  12. 17. (remove) command takes a list of arguments specifying the absolute or relative pathnames of files to remove.