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🐧 Linux Fundamentals - Task 2
🎯 Objective
To familiarize yourself with basic Linux directory manipulation and user management commands.
📝 Instructions
Please perform the following two exercises in your terminal.
Part 1: Directory & File Manipulation
- Create a new directory.
- Enter that directory.
- Create a file named
your_name.txt. - Rename this file to
your_roll_no.txt. - Step out of the directory.
- Delete the directory you just created.
Part 2: User Management
- Create a new user on your system.
- Check which groups this user currently belongs to.
- Assign this user to the
sudogroup (orwheelgroup if you are on Arch/Fedora). - Check its group again.
- Create a password for this new user.
📂 Submission Guidelines
You must submit a text file containing the list of commands you used along with a one-line explanation for each.
1. Create your submission file:
- File Name:
Task2.txt - Content Format:
command_used # One line Explanation of what this command does
2. Folder Structure:
Place your file in the following path within the repository:
CONTRIBUTORS/
└── YOUR_FOLDER_NAME/
└── LINUX_FUNDAMENTALS/
└── Task2.txt
3. (Optional) Screenshot:
You may attach a Google Drive link in the text file containing screenshots of your terminal output as proof of execution.
Happy Hacking! 🚀
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