Type the command with the appropriate options to change the user owner of

$/$tmp$/$Project$\_$Alpha$/$layouts to smithj$2435$ and the group owner to the admin$\_$team group.

a$.$ Once complete run $11$ on $/$tmp$/$Project$\_$Alpha$/$layouts to verify.

Insert Screenshot Below: A$.$ Create a directory under $/$tmp named Project$\_$Alpha.

B$.$ Within that directory, create $3$ files named budgeting, staff, & layouts

C$.$ Then create a group named admin$\_$team and create a user named smithj$2435.$A$.$ Create a directory under $/$tmp named Project$\_$Alpha.

B$.$ Within that directory, create $3$ files named budgeting, staff, & layouts

C$.$ Then create a group named admin$\_$team and create a user named smithj$2435$

Type the command with the appropriate options to change the user owner of

$/$tmp$/$Project$\_$Alpha$/$layouts to smithj$2435$ and the group owner to the admin$\_$team group.

a$.$ Once complete run $11$ on $/$tmp$/$Project$\_$Alpha$/$layouts to verify.

Insert Screenshot Below:Type the command with the appropriate option to set the group owner for the directory

$/$tmp$/$Project$\_$Alpha$/$ and all its contents to the admin$\_$team group.

a$.$ Use the appropriate command to show the ownership change for the directory.

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Type the command to set the special permission for the directory$/$tmp$/$Project$\_$Alpha$/,$ so that all

new files that get created in the directory have their group owner set to match the directory creator's

group.

$($You should see the $s$ added to the group permissions. sudo may or may not be needed$)$

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