[NAME]
[NSID]
[STUDENT NUMBER]

:-)

Unix Bootcamp
Intermediate Exercises (September 2005)
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1.  Create directories for all of your computer classes this year.

2.  Create an exercise folder for this session.

3.  Using either vi, emacs, or pico (but not gvim, kate, or any other graphical
editor), create a new file named interwork.txt and add your name, nsid, and
student number.  Be sure to save it in your exercise folder.

4.  Clobber interwork.txt with a list of all of the files, directories, and
sub-directories (recursively), including their ownship and permissions
information.  (This should be quite easy.)

5. Append to interwork.txt a list of all of the processes currently running
on your machine that start with the letters "a" through "h".

6.  Create a new file called count.txt with the number of words in the file
interwork.txt.  Do this with a single command.

7.  tar and zip the two files.

8.  Copy the archived and compressed file using scp to your Desktop.  Although
this can be done without negotiating with another machine, do it with at least
one remote host.

9.  Decompress and unarchive the copied file on your Desktop.  (This is what
you should always do to make sure that you zipped and tarred it properly.)