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| - | In the UNIX Public Directory you will find a **spring2020/ | + | In the UNIX Public Directory you will find a **fall2020/ |
| There you will find directory files by the names of all the users in the class this semester. Locate yours and go into it. There you should find four files: | There you will find directory files by the names of all the users in the class this semester. Locate yours and go into it. There you should find four files: | ||
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| You'll want to make a copy of these files to some project-specific working directory in your home directory (**~/ | You'll want to make a copy of these files to some project-specific working directory in your home directory (**~/ | ||
| - | Essentially, | + | Essentially, and on your pi, I want you to do the following: |
| - Figure out the format of the archive, and read up on the available tools for manipulating it | - Figure out the format of the archive, and read up on the available tools for manipulating it | ||
| + | - Install any needed tools to accomplish the task of accessing the information contained within | ||
| - Extract the contents of the archive and study it (contents will extract to the current working directory, so you WILL want to be in a custom project directory) | - Extract the contents of the archive and study it (contents will extract to the current working directory, so you WILL want to be in a custom project directory) | ||
| - Analyze the files extracted from the archive. Each file will ultimately be readable plain text (in English), but some may be encoded or compressed or otherwise manipulated and will need further processing to get to the final readable state. | - Analyze the files extracted from the archive. Each file will ultimately be readable plain text (in English), but some may be encoded or compressed or otherwise manipulated and will need further processing to get to the final readable state. | ||
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| - Compress it (max compression) with **gzip**; it should now be called **adm0e.tar.gz** | - Compress it (max compression) with **gzip**; it should now be called **adm0e.tar.gz** | ||
| * you are going to submit this archive | * you are going to submit this archive | ||
| - | - In addition to the created archive, you will also submit a text file named **adm0steps** which will contain step-by-step command-lines used to copy, extract, manipulate, rename, create a new archive and compress **adm0e.tar.gz** | + | - In addition to the created archive, you will also submit a text file named **adm0steps** which will contain step-by-step command-lines used to copy, extract, manipulate, rename, create a new archive and compress **adm0e.tar.gz**, indicating what steps you did on lab46, and which on your pi |
| * The file should JUST contain the exact commands you used, in order from start to finish. If you'd like to add any additional commentary, prefix it with a # sign. | * The file should JUST contain the exact commands you used, in order from start to finish. If you'd like to add any additional commentary, prefix it with a # sign. | ||
| * Commands should be left justified, one command-line per line (lines can wrap). | * Commands should be left justified, one command-line per line (lines can wrap). | ||
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