LINUX+ AND LPIC-1 GDE.TO LINUX CERTIF.
LINUX+ AND LPIC-1 GDE.TO LINUX CERTIF.
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Chapter 7, Problem 4DE

Name the test statement that can be used to test the following scenarios:

  1. a. The user has read permission to the /etc/hosts file.
  2. b. The user has read and execute permission to the /etc directory.
  3. c. The contents of the variable $TEST are equal to the string “success.”
  4. d. The contents of the variable $TEST are numerically equal to the contents of the variable $RESULT.
  5. e. The contents of the variable $TEST are equal to the string “success” and the file /etc/hosts exists.
  6. f. The contents of the variable $TEST are equal to the string “success,” or the number 5, or the contents of the variable $RESULT.
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