LPI Linux Ch 8 Searching, Extracting, Archiving

Search the contents or the file hello.txt for matches that contain 'bat' or 'bot'

Redirect data from an ls -l command into a file named hello.txt WITHOUT overwriting what is already in that file.

You want to search the file named archive.tar for a file without extracting any of the files and using verbose output.

You want to archive and compress the etc directory to a file called archiveETC with the tar command. Make sure to use the correct file extension.

You want to search the contents of a file named names.txt for the string 'name' but you DON'T want any of the times that a 'd' follows the 'e' for the past tense 'named'

You want to find all files that are 1024 bytes in the primary binary directory

You want to send an archived and compressed file called myBoot of the directory with all the boot files to a friend who only uses MacOS. Use the correct file extention

You want to find all the lines in a file called hello.txt that start with the letter t.

You have a file called data.txt that has a number of fields divided by commas. You want to take all the data from the first field and put it into a file called goodData.txt.

You are doing a search of the content of the files in the /etc/ directory for the term 'happy'. You want to put both the standard output and standard error into a new file called happySearch.txt.