How to Submit Introductory Lab

1. Create a directory:
          username.introlab
   
2. There will be seven (or three) files in this directory: You must have your name on the first line of each file.
• ex1 : Your answer to the fourth part of Exercise 1.
• ex2.1 : The commandline and output to Exercise 2, part 1.
• ex2.2 : The commandline and output to Exercise 2, part 2.
• ex2.3:
  • the initial mask
  • how you changed it
  • show that people in your user group don't have read permissions for a new file you're creating.
  • YOU DO NOT NEED TO CHANGE YOUR .bashrc FILE
  
  
• ex2.4 : The commandline and output to Exercise 2, part 4.
• ex2.5 : The commandline and output to Exercise 2, part 5.
• ex3 : Your answer to 3.
  
  (Alternatively, you may submit a single transcript file named ex2 : a session illustrating all five items above)
  
  
3. When you are finished with your directory you will create a compressed archive file using tar (this utility stores your directory as a single file, then compresses its size.)
          tar -czvf   username.introlab.tgz   username.introlab
   
4. You will email your file to me as an attachment. If you are using mutt, you can send it by using the command
   
   mutt -s "introlab submission from yourname" -a ./username.introlab.tgz bsm@cs.uchicago.edu
   
   

To	bsm@cs.uchicago.edu
Attachment	username.introlab.tgz
Subject	introlab