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  1. 2. Used to list all ACL entries for Linux files and directories.
  2. 4. Used to change the owner and group owner of a file or directory.
  3. 5. Used to create copies of files and directories.
  4. 6. A variable that stores a list of directories that will be searched in order when commands are executed without an absolute or relative pathname.
  5. 7. Used to change filesystem attributes for a Linux file.
  6. 9. The mode that file management commands use when a file can be overwritten; the system interacts with a user asking for the user to confirm the action.
  7. 11. The part of the inode that stores information on access permissions.
  8. 12. Used to move or rename files and directories.
  9. 14. The portion of a file that stores information on the file’s attributes, access permissions, location, ownership, and file type.
  10. 16. When used in the mode of a certain file or directory, it refers to the collection of users who have ownership of that file or directory based on the group owner of that file or directory.
  11. 18. The section within an inode of a file or directory that lists the permissions assigned to users and groups on the file or directory.
  12. 19. A standard outlining the location of files and directories on a Linux or UNIX system.
  13. 20. Used to create directories.
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  1. 1. Used to locate files using a file database.
  2. 3. Used to list filesystem attributes for a Linux file.
  3. 5. Used to change the group owner of a file or directory.
  4. 8. Used to find files on the filesystem using various criteria.
  5. 10. Used to change the mode (permissions) of a file or directory.
  6. 13. Used to create hard and symbolic links.
  7. 15. The user whose name appears in a long listing of a file or directory and who has the ability to change permissions on that file or directory.
  8. 17. Used to change user passwords.