adduser.conf |
bash.bashrc |
passwd |
mtab |
shadow |
login.defs |
debconf.conf |
printcap |
fstab |
profile |
group |
kernel-img.conf |
iftab |
securetty |
issue |
shells |
magic |
updatedb.conf |
One of the cool things about /etc is you can read all the files. So by using the “cat” command you can output their contents to your screen
Open each of these files and read the comments inside, /etc files tend to be self documenting, however, not everyone documents correctly