When I do this I end up with no such file or directory and permission denied could you tell me what i'm doing wrong?
useadd ashley
useradd lynn
groupadd -g 150 uGroup1
groupadd -g 151 uGroup2
usermod -g uGroup1 ashley
usermod -g uGroup2 lynn
vi sh1.sh
tail -2 /etc/passwd|cut -d: -f1,2,3,4,5,6,7
if test -d /home/ashley/usr
then
rm -r /home/ashley/usr
fi
mkdir /home/ashley/usr
if test -d /home/lynn/etc
then
rm -r /home/lynn/etc
fi
mkdir /home/lynn/etc
ls -l /home/ashley/usr|grep “^-”|head -1
ls -l /home/lynn/usr|grep “^-”|head -1
u1= `ls -1 /root|grep “^-”|head -1|tr -s “ “|cut -d “ “ -f 3`
echo $u1
g1= `ls -1 /root|grep “^-”|head -1|tr -s “ “|cut -d “ “ -f 4`
echo $g1
ls -R /usr>/home/ashley/usr/usrListing.txt
ls -R /etc>/home/lynn/etc/etcListing.txt
chown ashley:uGroup1 /home/ashley/usr/usrListing.txt
chown lynn:uGroup1 /home/lynn/etc/etcListing.txt
f1= `wc -c /home/ashley/usr/usrListing.txt|cut-d “ “ -f 1`
f2= `wc -c /home/lynn/etc/etcListing.txt|cut-d “ “ -f 1`
echo ashley file had $f1 bytes
echo lynn file had $f2 bytes
tail -2 /etc/passwd | cut -d: -f1,2,3,4,5,6,7
if test -d /home/ashley/usr
then
sudo rm -rf /home/ashley/usr
fi
sudo mkdir /home/ashley/usr
if test -d /home/lynn/etc
then
sudo rm -rf /home/lynn/etc
fi
sudo mkdir /home/lynn/etc
ls -l /home/ashley/usr | grep "^-"|head -1
ls -l /home/lynn/etc | grep "^-"|head -1
u1= `ls -1 /root|grep "^-"|head -1|tr -s " "|cut -d " " -f
3`
echo $u1
g1= `ls -1 /root|grep "^-"|head -1|tr -s " "|cut -d " " -f 4`
echo $g1
ls -R /usr > /home/ashley/usr/usrListing.txt
ls -R /etc > /home/lynn/etc/etcListing.txt
sudo chown ashley:uGroup1 /home/ashley/usr/usrListing.txt
sudo chown lynn:uGroup1 /home/lynn/etc/etcListing.txt
f1=`wc -c /home/ashley/usr/usrListing.txt | cut -d " " -f
1`
f2=`wc -c /home/lynn/etc/etcListing.txt | cut -d " " -f 1`
echo ashley file had $f1 bytes
echo lynn file had $f2 bytes
Output
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