Peer To Peer Quiz 3 - Created by Jenish Patel

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Across
  1. 4. command used to locate executable files on the system; it returns the first alias or directory within the PATH variable for the command.
  2. 6. a command used to locate files using a file database.
  3. 7. 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
  4. 9. A level of access granted to users on a file, folder, or other object.
  5. 10. command used to create new files and update the time stamp on existing files.
  6. 12. The portion of a filesystem that stores critical information, such as the inode table location and block size.
  7. 15. command used to change user passwords.
  8. 18. command used to delete files.
  9. 19. The portion of a file that stores information on the file’s attributes, access permissions, location ownership, and file type.
Down
  1. 1. When used in the mode of a certain file or directory, it refers to all the users on the Linux system that are not the owner or members of the group owner.
  2. 2. A term referring to itself and its own contents
  3. 3. The portion of the filesystem that includes the contents of the file as well as the filename.
  4. 5. A file that shares content with other files on the same filesystem using the same inode.
  5. 8. a standard outlining the location of files and directories on a Linux or UNIX system
  6. 11. A special variable used to alter the permissions on all new files and directories by taking away select file and directory permissions.
  7. 13. The process of excluding files, directories, or filesystems from being processed by a command.
  8. 14. command used to remove files and directories.
  9. 16. command used to locate executable files on the system; it returns any directories within the PATH variable for the command, as well as the location of associated man pages and info pages.
  10. 17. command used to find files on the filesystem using various criteria.
  11. 20. 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.