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CIS 440 Unix Lab 2 C. CREATE AND SWITCH BETWEEN USERS 1. whoami 2. sudo useradd smithers 3. sudo passwd smithers 4. su smithers 5. whoami 6. ls 7. cat /home/yourUsername/do-not-open/diary.txt 8. exit 9. whoami 10. Is -al /home/yourUsername/do-not-open/ D. EDIT PERMISSIONS ON FILES AND DIRECTORIES 1. sudo chmod -R 700 /home/yourUsername/do-not-open 2. su smithers 3. Is -al 4. cd /home/yourUsername/do-not-open 5. cat /home/yourUsername/do-not-open/diary.txt 6. cat /home/yourUsername/everyone-is-allowed/public.txt E. CHANGE OWNERSHIP OF FILES AND DIRECTORIES 1. su yourUsername 2. cd 3. ls -al 4. sudo chown smithers:smithers do-not-open 5. Is-al 6. cd do-not-open 7. su smithers 8. cd /home/yourUsername/do-not-open Lab 2: Exploring the UNIX/Linux File Systems and File Security Goals A. To get comfortable navigating the directory structure B. To make and delete directories and files and fill them with content C. Create and switch between users D. To edit permissions on folders and files E. To use the mount command Directions Follow the Instructions below and describe what you see. Save what you type inside of a separate file. Make sure you do so frequently (after each command) as your terminal will slowly forget your past work. Name the file with your terminal output output-for-lab2.txt and submit is on Blackboard. Issue each of the commands below inside your terminal and copy the result to your output file. For each section, make sure you do each command in order as the results of the next command depend on the last