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What does this file /etc/path_to_inst contain and what is the importance of this file?
It contains all the Physical Paths of devices and the instance names. The importance is that if you corrupt any paths while mirroring the disk or for any other reason Then copy from this location
Vasanth Nirmal
- Jun 17th, 2011
For each and every device the system records its physical name and instance name in this file. during system booting kernel read this file for the possible of all devices.this file is maintained by ke...
anishgreysharp
- May 17th, 2011
this file stores instant name all devices in the server if this file corrupted system will not come to multi user mode
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What file will track all the switching of users that may be occurring?
sulog
Vishal Madamwar
- Aug 30th, 2011
SULOG determines the location of the file used to log all su attempts.
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Using the crontab command, what is the command to display the lines in your crontab file?
crontab -l, -l
anishgreysharp
- May 17th, 2011
Crontab -l: display all the cronjobs which are scheduled crontab -r delete all crontab file for the specified user crontab -e: to edit the crontab file
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Where is the information stored about all the packages installed on your system at the present time?
/var/sadm/install/contents
anishgreysharp
- May 16th, 2011
All the installed packages are stored under /var/sadm/pkgall the installed, upgraded, or uninstalled package information will update /var/sadm/install/contents
Vijay.Chaudhary
- Jan 25th, 2008
/var/sadm/pkg/var/sadm/patch //which pkgs. has this patch updated/var/sadm/system/admin/......
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What directory is used to store the at.allow and at.deny files?
/usr/lib/cron
batas_nep
- Feb 20th, 2007
Both are correct /usr/lib/cron is a link file which is linked with /etc/cron.d/ direcotory
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Where is the location of the logging that is done about the switching of users using the "su" command?
/var/adm/sulog
anishgreysharp
- May 16th, 2011
/var/adm/sulog is the file which is responsible for recording the the switch user information..../etc/default/su is the file which contain the file path responsible for recording switch users
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All group memberships are stored in the /etc/group file?
False
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What file do you put the unmask setting in?
anishgreysharp
- May 16th, 2011
The main purpose of user mask value is to give security to the file and directories.the default umask value is 022. which is stored under /etc/profile
sridhar_madadi
- Sep 23rd, 2005
The UMASK value for bourne and korn shell users can be modified system wide by editing the "umask" entry in the "/etc/profile" file. To change the default UMASK for the C shell, modify the UMASK variable in "/etc/default/login" file.
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What is the kernel abbreviation for the devices?
instance
anishgreysharp
- May 16th, 2011
Instant name is calle kernal abbreviated name for all connected hardware, these instant name varies according to the hardware manufacturer. all these instant name is stored under /etc/path_to_inst file note: if /etc/path_to_inst file is deleted or corrupted system will not come to multi user mode
krishnaraghava
- Jun 21st, 2008
instance names are abbreviated names assigned by the kernel for each device on the systeman instance name is a shortened name for the physical device nameexample:sd n: where sd is a disk name an...
