Centos lab help

[thegingertator]

Hey guys I am having some trouble. I attached screenshots of the labs I need to complete. Could you guys be of any help?

 

Thanks,

Kellen

[biker]

What grade are you in?

[Kick]

Read the man pages for the commands listed in the assignment, it is pretty straightforward. Sorry I couldn't be of more help, but I feel I'd be doing your homework if I told you how to do it. 

[fjdhdhcyfhf]

is the title of your subject "computing for idiots"? do you really think people are going to do such easy homework for you?

[2FA]

I'll only help if you have a specific problem with a single step. Other than that I'm not going to list every command as that would be doing your homework for you.

[Electronics Wizardy]

16 minutes ago, SCHISCHKA said:

is the title of your subject "computing for idiots"? do you really think people are going to do such easy homework for you?

Chmod  -R 777 /* and your good. 

[fjdhdhcyfhf]

2 minutes ago, Electronics Wizardy said:

Chmod  -R 777 /* and your good. 

yes do this for all questions. 100% correct guaranteed 

[Sprawlie]

11 hours ago, DeadEyePsycho said:

I'll only help if you have a specific problem with a single step. Other than that I'm not going to list every command as that would be doing your homework for you.

You know what's sad. I have to deal with so many of my client's IT departments exactly the same way.

 

We'll provide them a detailed list of requirements. How to install the OS, folder structure, mount points, etc, etc. Deadline always "comes and goes". Ask why they're not ready. "having some slight trouble executing". Push to help, find out always they're still on step 1. And it's always something simple like "create folder /output/public"

 

I've gotten to the point where I have literally written a script so now when client's inevitably ask, I tell them I'll do all their setup work for a fee, charge them more and run my 30 second script.

 

But this unfortunately seems to be the intelligence level of a LOT of private IT out there. (And I bet they all make way the heck more than me)

 

[2FA]

51 minutes ago, Sprawlie said:

You know what's sad. I have to deal with so many of my client's IT departments exactly the same way.

 

We'll provide them a detailed list of requirements. How to install the OS, folder structure, mount points, etc, etc. Deadline always "comes and goes". Ask why they're not ready. "having some slight trouble executing". Push to help, find out always they're still on step 1. And it's always something simple like "create folder /output/public"

 

I've gotten to the point where I have literally written a script so now when client's inevitably ask, I tell them I'll do all their setup work for a fee, charge them more and run my 30 second script.

 

But this unfortunately seems to be the intelligence level of a LOT of private IT out there. (And I bet they all make way the heck more than me)

 

Sounds like they got hired by smaller firms that don't know how to recognize the experience/skill level of an IT admin.