1.Provide the mode bits in octal format that meet these criteria;

• The owning user has full access
• The owning group has read and execute access
• Anyone else has read and execute access

2.Provide the mode bits in octal format that meet these criteria;

• The owning user has full access
• The owning group has full access
• Anyone else has no access

3.Provide the mode bits in octal format that meet these criteria;

• The owning user has full access
• The owning group has read-only access
• Anyone else has no access

4.In this module, we covered several commands used to interact with the Linux filesystem. Match each of the use cases below with the command that would be used.

Group of answer choices

Set the mode bits on a file

[ Choose ] mkfs fsck mount blkid chown ln stat df chmod

Set the user and group attributes on a file

[ Choose ] mkfs fsck mount blkid chown ln stat df chmod

Create a link

[ Choose ] mkfs fsck mount blkid chown ln stat df chmod

Attach a filesystem

[ Choose ] mkfs fsck mount blkid chown ln stat df chmod

Show the unique identifier for a block device

[ Choose ] mkfs fsck mount blkid chown ln stat df chmod

Display detailed information for a file, including its inode number