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Exam Name:	CompTIA Linux+ Exam
Exam Code:	XK0-005 Dumps
Vendor:	CompTIA	Certification:	Linux+
Questions:	487 Q&A's	Shared By:	farah

Question 16

An administrator wants to copy files from /opt/tools to the home directory at /home/admin. Which of the following should the administrator run?

Options:

mkdir -p /home/admin/tools

cp -R /opt/tools ~

cd /opt/tools; rsync /home/admin

scp /opt/tools localhost:/

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Question 17

A Linux administrator provisioned a new web server with custom administrative permissions for certain users. The administrator receives a report that user1 is unable to restart the Apache web service on this server. The administrator reviews the following output:

[ root@server ] # id user1

UID=1011 (user1) gid=1011 (USER1) groups=1011 (user1), 101 (www-data), 1120 (webadmin)

[ root@server ] # cat /etc/sudoers.d/custom.conf

user1 ALL=/usr/sbin/systemctl start httpd, /usr/sbin/systemctl stop httpd

webadmin ALL=NOPASSWD: /etc/init.d.httpd restart, /sbin/service httpd restart, /usr/sbin/apache2ctl restart

#%wheel ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD: ALL

Which of the following would most likely resolve the issue while maintaining a least privilege security model?

Options:

User1 should be added to the wheel group to manage the service.

User1 should have "NOPASSWD:" after the "ALL=" in the custom. conf.

The wheel line in the custom. conf file should be uncommented.

Webadmin should be listed as a group in the custom. conf file.

Discussion

Question 18

The journald entries have filled a Linux machine's /var volume. Which of the following is the best command for a systems administrator to use to free up the disk space occupied by these entries?

Options:

journalctl —rotatejournalctl --vacuum-time=ls

systemctl stop systemd-journaldsystemctl start systemd-journald

rm -rf /var/log/journalsystemctl restart systemd-journald

pkill -HUP systemd-journaldsystemctl restart systemd-journald

Discussion

Question 19

A Linux administrator is creating a user that can run the FTP service but cannot log in to the system. The administrator sets /bin/false as a login shell for the user. When the user tries to run the FTP service, it is rejected with an "invalid shell: /bin/false" message. Which of the following is the best way to resolve the issue?

Options:

Change ownership of /bin/false to the FTP user

Add /bin/false entry to the /etc/shells file

Make /bin/false an executable file

Change the user’s default shell to /bin/bash