- Which of the following is true?
A. /proc is just like any other directory in the Linux filesystem.
B. /proc is the only pseudo-filesystem in Linux.
C. /proc is one of several pseudo-filesystems in Linux.
D. You can set values for /proc parameters with the systemctl command.
- Which of the following commands would you use to set a value for a /proc parameter?
A. sudo systemctl -w
B. sudo sysctl -w
C. sudo procctl -w
D. sudo sysctl -o
E. sudo systemctl -o - You need a program executable to run with one specific root privilege, without having to grant any root privileges to the person who will be running it. What would you do?
A. Add a namespace.
B. Create a SECCOMP profile.
C. Add the SUID permission.
D. Add a kernel capability. - Where would you find information about user processes?
A. In the numbered subdirectories of the /proc filesystem.
B. In the alphabetically named...
