Questions about creating users and scheduling jobs (homework)
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I got This Question ,,Can anyone Tell Me Its solutions with the Help of Linux Command Question 1 :: Create User employee1,employee2,employee3 under group Employees, and also create User manager1,manager2,manager3 under Group Managers. Answer....i Solved This Question 1.But i wasnt able to solve Question 2. here is Question 2 and Question3 Question 2. Schedule a job for employee1 which will run at 20 minutes after the hour. call the script hello.sh and the script must echo the message "hello linux world" and mail it to the root account Question 3 : Create the directory /home/managers so that only members of the group managers are permitted to read,write and execute inside the new directory. Switch to the user id manager1 and signin by putting the string "manager1" into the file /home/managers/signin.txt. it is important that only managers can enter the directory and write to the signin.txt file. ** i am using CentOS Image in Vmware ........ |
For question 2: have a look here: http://clickmojo.com/code/cron-tutorial.html
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