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The document contains 6 sections of Bash script code with comments labeling each as a separate requirement. The scripts demonstrate various basic Linux commands and operations including creating and editing files, renaming files, moving files between directories, listing directory contents, searching for files, and using redirection.

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Script

The document contains 6 sections of Bash script code with comments labeling each as a separate requirement. The scripts demonstrate various basic Linux commands and operations including creating and editing files, renaming files, moving files between directories, listing directory contents, searching for files, and using redirection.

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ErwinMacaraig
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File: /home/sysadmin/Documents/myscripts/script

#!/bin/bash
#Requirement I
echo "creating the file Shakespeare using: touch Shakespeare"
touch Shakespeare
echo "We are going to use the redirection operator > to put contents to Shakespeare"
echo "Shall I compare thee to summer's day?
though art more lovely and more temperate" > Shakespeare
mv Shakespeare sonnet-18.txt
mkdir ~/poetry
mv sonnet-18.txt ~/poetry
echo "Please check if Shakespeare was renamed to sonnet-18.txt and the new file
exists in $USER/poetry"
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------#!/bin/bash
#Requirement II
echo "creating the file Shakespeare using: touch Shakespeare"
touch Shakespeare
echo "We are going to use the redirection operator > to put contents to Shakespeare"
echo "Shall I compare thee to summer's day?
though art more lovely and more temperate" > Shakespeare
mv Shakespeare sonnet-18.txt
mkdir ~/poetry
mv sonnet-18.txt ~/poetry
echo "Please check if Shakespeare was renamed to sonnet-18.txt and the new file
exists in $USER/poetry"
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------#!/bin/bash
#Requirement III
cd /
ls /usr/share
cd /usr/share
pwd
echo "=========================== THE CONTENTS OF /usr/share/doc =================="
ls doc
echo "============================= END OF THE LIST ==============================="
echo "============================ THE CONTENTS OF /usr/ ====================="
ls ..
echo "============================= END OF THE LIST ==============================="
echo "============================= THE CONTENTS OF / ============================="
ls ../..
echo "============================= END OF THE LIST ==============================="
echo ~
cd ~
touch ~/sampleFile.txt
echo "This is a sample file" > sampleFile.txt
echo "============================= SAMPLE FILE ==========================="
cat ~/sampleFile.txt
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------#!/bin/bash
#Requriement IV
hostname
echo "-> The name of my machine"
echo "===== Finding all files with a substring hostname ======"
locate hostname
echo "====== END OF LIST ====="
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------#!/bin/bash
#Requirement V
echo "================= LISTING THE CONTENTS OF A DIRECTORY USING * ============"
echo *
echo "****************** END OF THE LIST *********************************"
touch ~/poetry/sonnet-19.txt
echo "When in disgrace with Fortune and men's eyes,
I alone be weep my outcast state." > ~/poetry/sonnect-19.txt

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File: /home/sysadmin/Documents/myscripts/script
cat ~/poetry/*.txt
rm -R ~/poetry/
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------#!/bin/bash
#Requirement V
echo "===================== Retrieving all directories under your directory ================="
find ~ -type d
echo "======================================== END =========================================="
echo "===================== Retrieving all files under your directory ================="
find ~ -type f
echo "======================================== END =========================================="

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