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{{Admon/important|Use the ''Fedora2'' Virtual Machine|Complete all parts of this assignment on your <code>fedora2</code> virtual machine '''exceptWeight''' for the installation of Linux on a new VM. Before starting your assignment make a backup : 5% of your virtual machine following the instructions in lab 3.}}overall grade
=OPS235 Assignment #1 -- Fall 2010='''Due Date''': Week 7 (in class)
Weight: 5% of == Create a new virtual machine ==# It doesn't matter whether you use the overall grade<br>Fedora Live CD or Installation DVD for this.Due Date: Week after study week# The virtual machine name and the hostname for the machine must be your learn user ID. (Check with # The regular user you create during installation must also be your Professor learn user ID.# Make sure that LVM is used for exact date)<br>Due at the start your new system, "Use all space" should take care of classthat.
{{Admon/important|Backup Your Configuration Files|Before making any changes to your system configuration, backup The rest of this assignment should be done after the original configuration files into the <code>/backups</code> directory, and use <code>git</code> to manage your changeinstallation is completed successfully.}}
==Basic ChoresLVM/fstab ==# Add two more drives to your virtual machine, 1GB each.# Add your new drives to the existing volume group.# Create a new logical volume using all available space in the volume group, call it lv_extra# Create a directory named "extra" in your home directory.# Make a change to your fstab so that lv_extra can be mounted on that new directory when the command "mount /home/youruser/extra" is issued.# Make sure that the mount command can be issued successfully by your regular user.# Aso make sure lv_extra is not mounted automatically at boot.
'''Complete the following tasks on your system (4 points for each completed task).'''{{Admon/tip|Adding a Virtual Disk|To complete the first task you may need to create an additional virtual disk image for the <code>fedora2</code> virtual machine.}}== Package Management ==
#Setup your system so that Research the command <code>mount /assignment</code> -- executed by any user -- will attach the logical volume <code>assign-volrpm</code> from the volume group called and <code>ASSIGNGROUPyum</code> (minimum 100 MB) commands to the mountpoint <code>/assignment</code> (The volume should NOT be automatically mounted at boot time) #Setup your system login message to say '''The Open Source Community Is Changing The Computing World''' (to be displayed on all virtual consoles after the login prompt)#Setup your system login banner to say '''Free as in Freedom.''' (User should see this before login to the system)#Setup your system so that every user has a command alias called <code>deltemp</code> which will delete the contents of a directory called <code>~/temp</code> '''NOT''' the <code>/tmp</code> directory.#Setup the bash environment for the user '''root''' so that the prompt includes the current date.:
==Finding # Verify the integrity of a package using <code>rpm</code> to see if any of its files have been altered since installation. (you will be asked to demonstrate this when your way==assignment is marked)# Add the [http://rpmfusion.org/ rpmfusion.org] repository to the yum configuration. (you will be asked to demonstrate installing a package from the rpmfusion repository when your assignment is marked)
'''Research on your Fedora system to come up with sets of commands to accomplish the following tasks :(5 points for each completed task)'''== Alternate Software Installation ==
#Display a list of all the files under Review the <code>/boot</code> directory and its sub-directories that have been created or modified within the last 4 hours.#Display a list of all the files under the <code>/etc</code> directory and all its sub-directories that have been created or modified today (since mid-night).#Display a list of all the files under the <code>/varyum group*</code> directory commands and all its sub-directories that were last accessed more than 4 days agouse them to:
Put each set of commands # Find and install the XFCE dektop environment discussed in a separate filethe following article: [http://www. Name the file for task (1) as ass1osnews.com/story.php/5478/XFce-4--A-Refreshingly-1, task (2) as ass1Solid-2, etc. It must be possible to run these script files simply by typing their name Desktop XFCE Review]# Do the rest of the assignment (set including the permissions appropriatelyassignment submission)while running XFCE.
==To sudo or not Review the procedures for compiling and installing software from source code and use them to sudo==:# Download and extract the source code for ISO Master.# Compile and install it (you will need gtk2-devel installed).# Now run it and have a look at the Help/About dialog box. You will have to change the contents of that box.# Edit the file about.c in the source you use earlier, and change "An application for editing ISO9660 images based on the bkisofs access library and the GTK2 GUI toolkit." to "An application used by YOURNAME for OPS235 Assignment 1".# Compile and install the application again, exactly the same way you did the first time. Your change should be simple enough that complicated bugs are unlikely.
'''Study the man page for the <code>sudo</code> command and:'''== Install a second Linux distribution as a Virtual Machine ==
#Update sudo's configuration file (using the proper program) to allow your Learn account to run <code>sudo</code> for the following commands as <code>root</code>: (8 points)#*<code>mount</code>Create another virtual machine.#*<code>fdisk</code>#*<code>passwd</code>#*<code>lspci</code>#Create a new user called <code>helper</code> The virtual machine name and allow this user to run <code>sudo</code> the hostname for the following commands as machine must be your learn account: (4 points)user ID followed by -mint. For example asmith15-mint#*<code>head</code>#*<code>tail</code>Install Linux Mint in the new virtual machine.
== Submission ==
==Package Management=='''Due date:''' When you are ready for your assignment #1 to be marked, call over your instructor. Students that do not have ALL required information for instructor to mark their assignment #1 will automatically lose 20% of their assignment mark (deducted from total assignment mark calculation). In that case you may show me your submission in the second lab that week instead. Assignments submitted after that will receive a grade of 0, but must still be completed satisfactorily in order to pass the course.
'''Research the <code>rpm</code> and <code>yum</code> commands Ready toshow:'''open terminal windows having run the commands necessary to show all the required items in the rubric below. It is ok to switch windows and virtual machines while submitting your assignment, but you should not need to run any commands.
#Verify If you have questions about the integrity of a package using <code>rpm</code> to see if any of its files have been altered since installation. (you will be asked to demonstrate this when your assignment - please wait until everyone's assignment is marked)(4 points)#Add the [http://rpmfusionsubmitted and ask your question after that.org/ rpmfusion.org] repository to the yum configuration. (you will be asked to demonstrate installing a package from the rpmfusion repository when your assignment is marked) (4 points)
==Alternate Software InstallationRubric ==
'''Review the <code>yum group*</code> commands and use them to: (5 points){| class="wikitable" border="1"! Task !! Maximum mark !! Actual mark|-| New Fedora VM installed || 1 |||-#Find and install the XFCE dektop environment discussed in the following article: [http:| Correct VM name /hostname /www.osnews.com/story.php/5478/XFceusername || 2 |||-4| Two 1GB virtual drives added || 2 |||-| 2GB lv_extra || 2 |||-A| No space left available in the VG || 2 |||-Refreshingly-Solid| Correct fstab entry || 2 |||-Desktop XFCE Review]#*You will be asked to demonstrate how to switch to this desktop environment and back again without restarting the X server.| RPM integrity verification command || 2 |||-'''Review the procedures for compiling and installing software from source code and use them to: (8 points)'''#Find and install the E3 text editor | Installing package from source coderpmfusion. The project page for it can be found here: [http://freshmeat.net/projects/e3 E3 Project]org || 2 ||#*You will be asked to demonstrate how to create a file using this editor.|-| Using XFCE || 2 || ==SysAdmin Portion==|-| Modified ISO Master about dialog box || 2 || '''Create a bash script called <code>/bin/snapshot</code> to record the following information: (6 points)'''|-*A list of all recent bad login attempts.*A list of Logical Volumes| Other linux installed and running, Physical Volumes, and Volume Groups.one terminal window open || 2 || *A report of all mounted filesystems, the amount of space used and the amount of space available.|-*The information should be appended | Everything ready to the file <code>/var/log/snapshot.txt</code> '''Research the <code>at</code> command and and schedule your script show when professor comes by to execute at look || 2:00am on Christmas day (Dec 25). (2 points)''' ==Exploring Your Options==|| |-| '''Research and install one software application for each of the following tasks: (4 points)Total'''|| 23 ||
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!style="background: #cccccc" colspan="2"|Assigned 2nd Distros for Fall 2010
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|<u>Last Student# digit</u><br/>
0 or 1<br/>
2<br/>
3<br/>
4 or 5<br/>
6<br/>
7<br/>
8<br/>
9
|<u>Distro</u><br/>
Ubuntu<br/>
Kubuntu<br/>
Mandriva<br/>
OpenSuse<br/>
SimplyMepis<br/>
Mint<br/>
CentOS<br/>
Debian
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*Desktop Publishing*Video Editing*Accounting/Bookkeeping*Real Time Strategy Game '''Install a second Linux distribution as a Virtual Machine. (10 points)''' You will be asked to demonstrate booting the 2nd distro in class. To determine which Linux distribution to install, find your student ID number and then use the last digit in your student number to find your matched distribution due for this assignment using the table to the right. {{Admon/important|Install the second Linux distribution in a new VM on your disk pack|Do NOT install the second Linux distro on <code>fedora2</code> -- create a new VM on your disk pack and install it there.}} =Old Assignments =Submitting your assignment== '''(10 points)''' *'''Parts 4, 5, & 7 will be marked in class'''*'''Parts 1, 2, 3, & 6 must be submitted on a filesystem image.''' '''Make an 2MB (2048 1k blocks) ext2 formatted image file with a filesystem label that is your LearnID.''' '''The image file should have the name <code><learnid>.img</code>.''' '''Copy the following files to the image file:''' *<code>/etc/fstab</code>*<code>/etc/issue</code>*<code>/etc/motd</code>*<code>/etc/bashrc</code>*<code>.bashrc</code>*<code>/bin/snapshot</code>*<code>/etc/sudoers</code> '''Copy all of the script files created in part 2 to the image file.''' '''Execute the following commands on your system:''' *<code>atq >> assign1.data</code>*<code>lvs >> assign1.data</code>*<code>vgs >> assign1.data</code>*<code>pvs >> assign1.data</code> '''Copy your <code>assign1.data</code> file to the filesystem image.''' '''Create a file called <code>backups.txt</code> that contains a directory listing of your <code>/backups</code> directory.'''
Still here for historical purposes. Obviously you don'''Copy the file called <code>backups.txt</code> t need to the filesystem imagedo them.'''
'''Upload the file system image file to http:* [[OPS235_Assignment_1//cs.senecac.on.ca/~brian.gray/cgi-bin/assign1.cgi'''W12]]
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