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Lab Performance Test Solution: Shell Commands

Task 1: User and Group Management


1. Create two users named ‘user1’ and ‘user2’:

sudo useradd user1


sudo useradd user2

2. Create a group named ‘project_group_x’:

sudo groupadd project_group_x

3. Add both ‘user1’ and ‘user2’ to the ‘project_group_x’:

sudo usermod -aG project_group_x user1


sudo usermod -aG project_group_x user2

Task 2: Project Directory Setup


4. Create a project directory ‘/home/projects/ProjectX’:

sudo mkdir -p /home/projects/ProjectX

5. Change the group ownership of the ‘/home/projects/ProjectX’ directory to


‘project_group_x’:

sudo chown :project_group_x /home/projects/ProjectX

6. Set permissions so only members of ‘project_group_x’ can read, write, and execute
files in ‘/home/projects/ProjectX’:

sudo chmod 770 /home/projects/ProjectX

Task 3: File Creation


7. Switch to ‘user1’ and create a file named ‘report.txt’ in ‘/home/projects/ProjectX’. Add
the text "ProjectX Progress Report" to the file:

su - user1
echo "ProjectX Progress Report" > /home/projects/ProjectX/report.txt

8. Create a text file ‘logs.txt’ in ‘/home/projects/ProjectX’ with the specified content:

cat << EOF > /home/projects/ProjectX/logs.txt


Error: File not found
Warning: Low disk space
Info: System update completed
Error: Connection timed out
EOF

Task 4: Grep Command Application


9. Extract all lines from ‘logs.txt’ that contain the word "Error":

grep "Error" /home/projects/ProjectX/logs.txt

10. Count the total number of lines in ‘logs.txt’ containing the word "Error":

grep -c "Error" /home/projects/ProjectX/logs.txt

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