CR1030 - Linux Server Administration - Modules 1-4 Study Guide

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Study Guide for College of the North Atlantic PPD Campus - CSN Y1S2 Linux Server Administration

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What are the Kernel’s 4 jobs?

  • Memory Management

  • Process Management

  • Device Drivers

  • System Calls and Security

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Terminal

Primary way to interact with Linux.

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Shell

A program that takes commands from the keyboard and gives them to the OS to perform.

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Distribution

Term for the varying types of Linux OS’

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GNOME & KDE

Virtual Desktop Interfaces.

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GNU

A Collection of free software that includes the most popular applications.

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Root

A Built-in system of user roles.

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Package Manager

A tool that provides you with an interface to help you find, install, update, and configure them.

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Binaries

Executable files on Linux.

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Kernel

The core of OS. Manages the system’s hardware along with all the programs on it.

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Daemons

Programs that run in the background independently of the user.

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Console

special sort of terminal.

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/bin

Contains core linux command files

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/boot

contains the linux kernel

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/dev

Contains device files such as the CD/DVD Drive

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/etc

Contains static config files

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/home

optional directory, if included, contains user home directories

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/lib

contains shared libraries

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/media

contains the mount point for removable media

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/mnt

Can be used to mount other resources. Empty by default

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/opt

Contains static shareable add-on software packages.

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/root

contains the recommended home directory for the root user

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/sbin

Contains system binaries used by sys admin

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/srv

Contains data files for services

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/tmp

Contains temporary files

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/usr

contains shareable, read-only apps and files.

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/var

Contains variable data files.

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.bz2

File compressed using bzip2

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.c

Contains a file written in the C coding language

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.deb

a Debian package for installing software

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.rpm

Red Hat Package File.

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.so

Contains a shared object

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.src

Source Code File

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.tar

A single file made of a collection of files archived using the tar command

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.tar.gz

A single file made of a collection of files archived using the tar command, then compressed by using the gzip command.

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.gz

A file compressed using the gzip command.

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txt

a plain ASCII text file

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.ps

Post script file; formatted for printing

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.au

Audio File.

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.xpm

Image file

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.a

Archive File

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.h

A C or C++ progam language header file

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.cpp

A C++ language source code file.

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.o

Program Object File

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.php

A PHP script

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.sh

Shell Script

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.tcl

A TCL script

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.pl

A perl script

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What are some common Linux file directory commands?

  • cp

  • mkdir

  • mv

  • rmdir

  • rm

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What does the CAT command do?

Used to create a file with specific content.

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what does the Touch command do?

creates an empty, also updates a file’s access and modification time and date.