Em x ULI101 + 8 https://wiki.cdot.senecacollege.ca/wiki/Tutorial6 File Transfer/Sending Email Messages Review Questions: B D X = 1. Write a Linux command to copy a file in the current directory called mytext.txt from your Matrix account to your account called user1 on the Linux server domain name called tech.myserver.com to that user's home directory. 2. Write a Linux command similar to the previous question, but rename the file on the remote Linux server to yourtext.txt 3. Write a Linux command to copy a file called -/project/linux.txt to the remote server called linux.techie.org (your username for this remote server is the same username for your local server). 4. Write a Linux command to connect to the username saulm for the server domain name tux.senecac.on.ca to transfer files between Linux servers. 5. Assuming that you are connected to that server in question #4. What is the sftp command to display your current working directory on your local server? 6. Assuming that you are connected to that server in question #4. What is the sftp command to view files in your local server? What is the sftp command to view files in your remote server? 7. Assuming that you are connected to that server in question #4. What is the sftp command to download the file answers.txt from the current directory of your remote server? 8. Assuming that you are connected to that server in question #4. What is the sftp command to upload the file questions.txt from your local server to the -/documents/tests directory on your remote server? 9. Assuming that you are connected to that server in question #4. What is the sftp command to quit your current session? 10. Write a Linux command to send the attached file message.txt to the email address murray.saul@senecacollege.ca with the subject line: Important Message 11. Create a table listing each Linux command, useful options and command purpose for the following Linux commands: scp, sftp, mail. 12. Create a table listing each sftp command and it's purpose.