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Creating, Moving, and Deleting Files
In this hands-on lab, we will practice creating, moving, and deleting files. the ability to create, move, and delete files and folders is a necessary step in working with a Linux filesystem. By the end of this lab, the student will be familiar with creating, moving, and deleteing files and folders in Linux.

Lab Info
Table of Contents
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Challenge
Copy/Move the Requested Files and Folders
- Copy
~/Practice/Test
to~/Report/
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cp -R Practice/Test/ Report
- Rename and move
~/Report/sos_commands/filesys/mount_-l
to~/Report/mounts.txt
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cd Report/ mv sos_commands/filesys/mount_-l mounts.txt
- Copy
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Challenge
Remove the Requested Files and Folders
- Remove
etc/selinux/
.
rm -rf etc/selinux/
- Remove
var/log/boot.log
.
rm -rf var/log/boot.log
- Remove anything in
proc/
that is or starts with a number.
rm -rf proc/[1-9]*
- Remove anything in
etc/
that ends in.conf
.
rm -rf etc/*.conf
- Remove anything in
sys/module
that starts withip6t
.
rm -rf sys/module/ip6t*
- Remove
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Challenge
Create a New File in `~/Report/`
- Create a new file named
Done.txt
in~/Report/
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touch Done.txt
- Create a new file named
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