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var
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Contains variable data such as system log files, mail and printer spool directories, as well as transient and temporary files.
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Located in
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A <abbrev>symlink</abbrev> to a compressed executable of the Linux kernel.
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Users and Groups
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Since Linux is a true multi-user system, the principles of both <emphasis>users</emphasis> and <emphasis>groups</emphasis> are important to the internal operation of the system, and also to the day-to-day use of the system. Linux handling of users and groups is the reason it is one of the most secure operating systems.
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Users
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There are two different types of users:
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<emphasis role="strong">Physical Users</emphasis> are people who use the system physically. They have user IDs which are usually unique, as well as group IDs.
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<emphasis role="strong">Logical Users</emphasis> are not tied to a person, but instead are tied to a system function that are used by applications to perform specific tasks. Daemons, mail, news are examples of logical users.
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