Directions:
1. Do all of these inside a Linux terminal
2. Download this webpage and save it as "answers.txt"
3. Answer the listed questions by editing your "answers.txt" file
4. Create a file, "network.txt", that contains the output of the command "ip a" 
5. Clone this repository: https://github.com/toledobrendo/iacsysadmin_2022_1 inside your home folder, if not already. 
6. Create a folder "lastname" 
7. Inside "lastname", copy the contents of "btoledo" folder from your "~/iacsysadmin_2022_1" folder.
8. Modify the copied index.html to use your own name, email and birthdate
9. Once done, place the "answers.txt", "network.txt" and the webpages folder inside a gzip-compressed archive named "lastname_finals.tar.gz"
Note: This should be the structure of your "lastname_finals.tar.gz":

"lastname_finals.tar.gz"
|-----"lastname"
      |-----"index.html"
      |-----"answers.txt"
      |-----"network.txt"

10. Generate SSH keys
11. Send "lastname_finals.tar.gz" to the home folder of user "finals" located in server "finals.btagila.com", password = "iacademy"
12. Copy your "lastname" folder inside /var/www/html
13. Step 12 will yield an error. Troubleshoot and solve. Clue: username=?, password=777 in letters
14. Notify the instructor once done

One point per item. This practical exam will have a maximum of 25 points.

Good luck. Student STUDENT_NAME

Questions:
a. What command do you use to view a detailed list of all files, including hidden files, of your working directory? _________________
b. What distro and version said distro are you using? ______________
c. How many total storage does your /dev/sda1 have? __________
d. What command do you use to uninstall applications over a remote repository in Debian-based OS? _____________
e. What kernel version are you using right now? _____________
f. What is the octal equivalent of the "-rw-r--r-x" permission? ________________
g. What is the UID of the "root" user? _______________
h. What is the subnet mask of your Linux machine? _____________
i. Append in this file your public key
j. Append in this file a list of at least 2 system users your Linux VM currently has. Complete with their group ID, user ID, Full Name (if available), home folder and shell app location. (3 points)
ex. lp:x:4:7:lp:/var/spool/lpd:/sbin/nologin