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stepan [7]
2 years ago
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Eter lacy (placy) has taken an extended leave from the company for personal reasons. however, he was working on a critical proje

ct code named white horse with several other employees. the project leader requested that you move any white horse documents in peter lacy's home directory to brenda cassini's (bcassini's) home directory. you're logged on as wadams. use the mv command to move files. you must log in as the root user to have the necessary permissions to move other people's files. in this lab, your task is to: switch to the root user using 1worm4b8 for the root user password. you must have root user permissions to move other people's files. move the following files in placy's home directory to bcassini's home directory. confid_wh projplan_wh when you're finished, use the ls command to verify the new location of the files
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1 answer:
liraira [26]2 years ago
3 0

The Linux commands to be used in moving files include the following:

  • mv/home/placy/confid_wh/home/bcassini
  • mv/home/placy/projplan_wh/home/bcassini

<h3>What is a Linux command?</h3>

A Linux command can be defined as a software program (utility) that is designed and developed to run on the command line, so as to enable an end user perform both basic and advanced tasks by entering a line of text.

In this scenario, the Linux commands to be used in performing various tasks include the following:

  • Switch user (su), and then enter the password (1worm4b8).
  • Move (mv)/home/placy/confid_wh/home/bcassini
  • Move (mv)/home/placy/projplan_wh/home/bcassini
  • Use ls-l/home/bcassini to verify the new location files.

<u>Note:</u> You've to log in as the root user (placy) before you can move his files.

Read more on Linux commands here: brainly.com/question/25480553

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