the command that will display all directories (ONLY) that meet the following criteria: * directory name is "whiskey", "Whiskey", or "WHISKEY" * the group permissions on each directory are such that user accounts of that same group can change into each directory, and can add files, but not display any of the content * the owner permissions on each directory are such that the owner can display the contents of the directory, but cannot change into the directory * the public (all other user accounts) are unset

the command that will display all directories (ONLY) that meet the following criteria: * directory name is "whiskey", "Whiskey", or "WHISKEY" * the group permissions on each directory are such that user accounts of that same group can change into each directory, and can add files, but not display any of the content * the owner permissions on each directory are such that the owner can display the contents of the directory, but cannot change into the directory * the public (all other user accounts) are unset

LINUX+ AND LPIC-1 GDE.TO LINUX CERTIF.

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Chapter7: Working With The Bash Shell

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 15RQ

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