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  1. 1. command is the fastest method to search for files in the Linux directory tree is to use the
  2. 3. which command only searches for directories that are listed in a special variable
  3. 9. After logging in, a user is identified by their user name and group memberships; all access to resources depends on whether the user name and group memberships have the required.
  4. 10. To change the permissions for a certain file or directory, you can use the
  5. 11. The section of the inode that stores permissions is called the
  6. 12. 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
  7. 15. To see the filesystem attributes that are currently assigned to a file, you can use the
  8. 18. command displays only the first result normally outputted by the which command
  9. 19. which command let you create a hard link
  10. 20. command displays the location of the command as well as any associated man and info pages
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  1. 2. To change the ownership of a file or directory, you can use the
  2. 4. command is to change the group owner of a file or directory.
  3. 5. Many commands on a typical Linux system have this special permission set the
  4. 6. command is To remove a directory
  5. 7. allow other full access to directories and nearly full access to files. Hence, a special variable on the system called the
  6. 8. command is a slower, yet more versatile, method for locating files on the filesystem
  7. 13. An alternative to the rm command is the
  8. 14. If you would like to add or remove attributes, you can use the
  9. 16. what command displays BASH shell aliases
  10. 17. command takes a list of arguments specifying the absolute or relative path- names of files to remove