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Question 3 For this question, you are going to use input and output redirection. Using only the wc command and file redirection, determine the number of lines used in file /var/access.log, and write your result to a file named "q3" Note, for full credit, you will want to use file redirection to send /var/access.log to Standard In of the wc command, rather than telling wc to open the file itself

Question 4 Use the method found in Question 2 (echo "!xline#" > q2 ) to find the line of history you used for Question 3. Write the command you used to complete Question 3 to a file named "q4", referring to your history

Question 5 For this question, we are going to filter the file /var/access.log to find some information. Use the `grep` and `wc` commands to determine how many times Assignment 1 was downloaded from the server, according to the log file /var/access.log, and write this to a file named "q5" You can use any method of providing input to `grep` (e.g. cat, file redirection, passing the file as a parameter)

Question 6 Use the method found in Question 2 to find the line of history you used for Question 5. Write the command you used to complete Question 5 to a file named "q6", referring to your history

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as i do not have access.log file so i used auth.log file for this exercise.

Answer 4
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Answer 5
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you can use

cat /var/access.log | grep http* > q5

Answer 6
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echo "!2316#" > q6

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