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Comandos LinuxOnline version

Repaso del uso de comandos

by Ana María González García
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El fichero que contiene todos un listado de todos los usuarios del sistema es:

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El comando useradd -m -l /home/Examen MiUsuario:

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Para cambiar el nombre de usuario se usa el comando usermod -l

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Si ejecutamos el comando: tail /etc/passwd:

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Si queremos crear un usuario que pertenezca a un solo grupo ejecutamos el comando: sudo useradd -m -G Migrupo Usuario

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Para crear un fichero llamado topsecrets.txt, ejecutamos el comando mkdir topsecrets.txt

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Para crear un directorio y dentro otro directorio:

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Para ver el contenido de un fichero puedes usar:

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Podemos crear usuarios que no pertenezcan a ningún grupo:

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Si te encuentras en /home/usuario y quieres ir al directorio raíz usando direcciones relativas, escribe el comando

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Indicala diferencia entre dirección relativa y dirección absoluta.

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Para crear un usuario usamos el comando:

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El comando sudo su

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El comando su:

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Para ejecutar los comandos useradd, passwd, groupadd

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El comando pwd:

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El directorio donde se guarda la contraseña de cada usuario encriptada es:

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El comando chmod 640 ejemplo

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Si ejecutamos el comando cd

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El permiso de ejecución x:

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Para mostrar los permisos del contenido de un directorio concreto usamos:

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Tenemos un directorio con permisos rw-rw-rw-, y dentro tenemos un fichero con permisos rw, indica la respuesta correcta:

 
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