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2. Enter the command to create a file named "fileA" in a directory named "/test". /fileA/test Score Try again 3. Enter the command to set "admin" as the user and "IT" as the group for a directory named /infrastructure and all of its contents.

          2. Enter the command to create a file named "fileA" in
a directory named "/test".
/fileA/test
Score
Try again
3. Enter the command to set "admin" as the user and
"IT" as the group for a directory named
/infrastructure and all of its contents.

2. Enter the command to create a file named "fileA" in
a directory named "/test".
/fileA/test
Score
Try again
3. Enter the command to set "admin" as the user and
"IT" as the group for a directory named
/infrastructure and all of its contents.

Added by Samuel T.

Computer Science and Information Technology

Trishna Knowledge Systems 2018 Edition

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Solved by Expert Akash M

08/17/2023

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2. Enter the command to create a file named "fileA" in a directory named "/test". $ touch /test/fileA Score Try again 3. Enter the command to set "admin" as the user and "IT" as the group for a directory named "infrastructure" and all of its contents. $ chown admin:IT infrastructure -R