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102-500 · Question #116

If neither cron.allow nor cron.deny exist in /etc/, which of the following is true?

The correct answer is E. The default settings of /etc/crond.conf define whether or not user specific crontabs are generally. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.

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If neither cron.allow nor cron.deny exist in /etc/, which of the following is true?

Options

  • AWithout additional configuration, all users may create user specific crontabs.
  • BWithout additional configuration, only root may create user specific crontabs.
  • CThe cron daemon will refuse to start and report missing files in the system's logfile.
  • DWhen a user creates a user specific crontab the system administrator must approve it explicitly.
  • EThe default settings of /etc/crond.conf define whether or not user specific crontabs are generally

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  • D
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  • E
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