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RHCSA Essential Command-Line Tools Flashcards

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  1. Which command extracts a tarball named 'backup.tar.gz' into the current directory?

    Answer: tar -xzf backup.tar.gz

    tar -xzf extracts (-x) a gzip-compressed (-z) archive from the specified file (-f).

  2. What does 'ps aux' show?

    Answer: All running processes for all users with detailed info

    ps aux uses BSD-style flags to show all processes (a), user-oriented format (u), and processes not attached to a terminal (x).

  3. Which command sends signal 9 (SIGKILL) to a process with PID 1234?

    Answer: kill -9 1234

    kill -9 PID sends the SIGKILL signal which immediately terminates the process without cleanup.

  4. What does the 'df -h' command display?

    Answer: Disk space usage of mounted filesystems in human-readable form

    df reports filesystem disk space usage, and -h formats sizes with KB/MB/GB units for readability.

  5. Which command shows disk usage of the current directory and its subdirectories?

    Answer: du -sh *

    du -sh * shows the summarized (-s) human-readable (-h) disk usage of each item in the current directory.

  6. How do you redirect both stdout and stderr to a file named 'output.log'?

    Answer: command > output.log 2>&1

    > output.log redirects stdout to the file, and 2>&1 redirects stderr (fd 2) to the same destination as stdout (fd 1).

  7. What does 'history | grep ssh' display?

    Answer: Previously run commands that contain 'ssh'

    history outputs the command history list, and piping it to grep filters lines containing the string 'ssh'.