21. Configure an application Configure an application named rhcsa. When this application is run as the user natasha, it should display the string: This is a rhcsa

The correct answer is A. See the below explanation. To configure an application named 'rhcsa' that displays 'This is a rhcsa' when run as user natasha, create a shell script at a system path (e.g., /usr/local/bin/rhcsa) with the following content: #!/bin/bash echo 'This is a rhcsa' Make it executable with 'chmod +x…

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Configure an application Configure an application named rhcsa. When this application is run as the user natasha, it should display the string: This is a rhcsa

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To configure an application named 'rhcsa' that displays 'This is a rhcsa' when run as user natasha, create a shell script at a system path (e.g., /usr/local/bin/rhcsa) with the following content:

#!/bin/bash echo 'This is a rhcsa'

Make it executable with 'chmod +x /usr/local/bin/rhcsa'. To ensure it runs as user natasha specifically, you can configure sudo to allow natasha to run the script without a password via /etc/sudoers (using 'visudo'), or simply ensure natasha has execute permission on the script. If the goal is that only natasha triggers a specific behavior, verify the script is executable by natasha's account and test by switching to that user with 'su - natasha' and running 'rhcsa'.

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