If you want to change the owner of a directory, examDir, to student304, as well as all the files and subdirectories under examDir, what command and option would you use?   In Linux O/S

You are working on the Linux system and run the following commands:  $ mkdir .new_stuff $ ls  After running these commands, you notice that you do not see your newly created directory in the output. Why?  List all of the subdirectories in the /home/ directory.  Create a directory in the /home/student/ folder named whatever you wish. Now what about deleting that directory? How might you do this?  What is another name for the Linux Terminal?  What is the difference between relative and absolute directories

You are using a Linux system that is managed by systemd, which uses the systemctl command to manage services and daemons. Complete the following tasks on CorpServer: • Delete the phoenix directory in the /projects directory. • Restart the sshd.service. . Rename the hrickman user account to agruber. Lock (disable) the treeves user account. If you need to log in to the system or do any tasks that require root user privileges, the root username is root, and p@ssword1 is its associated password.

Answer the following Linux question below. You need to change the rights of a file called lala.txt. What chmod command would you use to assign rights so:  that the file owner can edit the file  users who are members of the group that owns the file can edit it too  and users who are not members of the owner group can view, but cannot edit.    Use chmod followed by a number, not letters, chmod ###