Executing tasks: In this section of the project, you will demonstrate your ability to execute Linux commands to create files and create and organize the Linux directory structure. At the end of this section, you will create a log file that will include a list of all the commands you used to complete these steps. VII. In the workspace directory, create new directories titled NEW, BACKUP, and OLD.
VIII. Create files: For this section, you will need to create files using five different methods in preparation for scripting in the following section. Ensure that you place them in the directory titled "NEW":
A. A text file with five lines of text that you chose, titled Personal_Content. txt
B. A text file listing the quantity of operating system free space, titled Free_Space_Content. txt
C. A text file listing the directory contents of your workspace directory and showing all file permissions, titled: Directory_Content. txt
D. A text file with the concatenated output of the Directory_Content. txt file (Title the new file Copied_Content. txt.)
E. A text file showing the current month, day, and time (Title this file Time_File. txt.)
IX. Modify and move files: Utilize Linux commands to rename files and copy them to a different directory in preparation for the backup script in the following section. Rename the files by adding the suffix "_OLD" to them, and move the files from the "NEW" directory to the "OLD" directory.
Remember that your modified files should use an appropriate naming convention: __OLD. txt. Ensure that your modified files reside in the OLD directory and that your original files reside in the NEW directory.
X. Log file: Create a log file of all the commands you have utilized up to this point. Title this file Tasks_Log_File. txt, and download it for submission.