Red Hat:$$

$1$: sudo $-$s

$2$: cd $/$var$/$log

$3$: ls $-$altr $|$ tail

$4$: tail $/$var$/$log$/$secure

$5$: grep user$1/$var$/$log$/$secure $|$ tail

$6$: sudo systemctl restart exim$4$

$7$: find $/$var$/$log $-$mmin $-5$

$8$: tail $/$var$/$log$/$exim$/$mainlog # $($adjust this path based on the actual location if exim$4$ is installed$)$

$9$: grep $-$irl rcconf $.$

$10$: tail $/$var$/$log$/$dnf$.$log

$11$: last

$12$: lastlog

$13$: logger local$0.$alert "I am a kitty, sittin in ur system watchin u work $^^"$

$14$: ls $-$altr $|$ tail $15$: tail $/$var$/$log$/$messages

$1.$ For this assignment run the commands above, submit Screenshot of Commands and Output: Screenshots showing each command executed along with its output in the terminal.

This includes:$$

$-$The directory listing $($ls $-$altr $|$ tail$).$

$-$tail and grep command outputs for $/$var$/$log$/$secure or other specified log files.

$-$Confirmation of the exim$4$ service restart command $($sudo systemctl restart exim$4).$

$-$outputs from last, lastlog, and the custom logger message to show they successfully executed these commands.

$2.$ Logger Command Output: A specific screenshot showing the output of the logger command:

logger local$0.$alert "I am a kitty, sittin in ur system watchin u work $^^"$

This might not directly display on the screen, but it can be checked in $/$var$/$log$/$messages or $/$var$/$log$/$secure to confirm it was logged successfully.