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Exam Name:	Linux Certified Professional (LCP) Powered by LPI
Exam Code:	LCP-001 Dumps
Vendor:	GAQM	Certification:	Linux Certified Professional LCP
Questions:	289 Q&A's	Shared By:	nala

Question 24

Which of the following commands will display the last 30 lines of /var/log/bigd.log as well as new content as it is appended to the file by another process?

Options:

cut -30 -v /var/log/bigd.log

head -30 -e /var/log/bigd.log

tail -f -n 30 /var/log/bigd.log

tac -30 /var/log/bigd.log

cat -r -n 30 /var/log/bigd.log

Discussion

Question 25

Which of the following programs is typically used to query installed debian packages? (Please select TWO that apply)

Options:

dpkg

apt-cache

apt-conf

dselect

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Question 26

You want to examine the changelog for the installed package postfix. Which command will display the changelog?

Options:

rpm -Vc postfix

rpm -qpil postfix

rpm --changelog postfix

rpm -q --changelog postfix

rpm -qa --changelog postfix

Discussion

Question 27

Which RPM command will output the name of the package which installed the file /etc/exports?

Options: