Managing File Ownership and AttributesOnline version Managing File Ownership and Attributes by Mr. Balcarcel 1 Step 1 Open a terminal window Choose one or more answers a Click Applications in the menu bar and then Terminal b Click Setting in the menu bar and then Terminal c Click Terminal in the start bar 2 STEP 2. Use the su command to switch to the root account. Choose one or more answers a su -su b su - c - su 3 Step 3. Copy the /etc/group file to the /tmp directory a cp /tmp/group /etc b cp /etc/group /tmp c cp /group /etc /tmp d 4 Step 4. Change the user ownership of the /tmp/group file to the student user Choose one or more answers a cown student /tmp/group b chown student /tmp/group c chown students /tmp/groups 5 Step 5. Change the group ownership of the /tmp/group file to the bin group a chgrp bin /etc/group b chown bin /tmp/group c chgrp bin /tmp/group d 6 Step 6. Run the correct command to display the file attributes of the /tmp/group file a lessattr /tmp/group b lsattr /tmp/group c lsattr /tmp/groups d 7 Step 7. Remove the /tmp/group file. a rm /tmp/group b remove /tmp/group c rm /tmp/groups d
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