File System Management
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PART ONE: Textbook
Answer each question posed in these projects and insert the answers in order into this document directly under the project description. No need to enter the questions, only the answers. If asked to login to user1, use your personal account instead. When asked for passwords, use the ones you created on your system.

1. Do Project 4-1, pp. 175-176.
2. Do Project 4-2, pp. 176-177. The sample files referenced here you created in Lab 3.
3. Do Project 4-3, pp. 177-178.
4. Do Project 4-4, pp. 178-179. In step 10, there is a space before netscripts on the first line, that is, the command is ln -s /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts netscripts
5. Do Project 4-5, pp. 179-180.
6. Do Project 4-6, pp. 180-181.
7. Do Project 4-7, pp. 181-182. In step 8, recall that you created the foruser1 directory in Project 4-1.
8. Additional Project -- Assume there is a file in the directory /data named file1 and file1's owner attribute is smith and its group attribute is acctg. You have logged in as root. In your answers below, give the whole command line that you would enter.
a. What command would you use to change the owner to brown?
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b. What command would you use to change the group to engr?
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c. What command would you use to confirm that the above two commands worked?
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9. Do Discovery Exercise 2, pg. 185.
10. Do Discovery Exercise 3, pg. 185.
11. Do Discovery Exercise 4, pg. 186.
12. Do Discovery Exercise 10, pp. 187-188. Assume the directory name is dir1 and the file name is file1.

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