I haven't filed one of these in a while, it has been since chapter 12, section 5 of the RH124 (v9) material. While the material is very good, it still has more than just a few typographical, grammatical, and technical errors.
It would benefit anyone teaching this material to read it thoroughly before presenting it to students.
RH134 (v9) Chapter 7, section 1 has this error:
I hope the problem is obvious... Linux does not have a \ directory. Both of these should be /mnt
Also, the recommendation, in my humble opnion, does not go far enough. Administrators should not, at any time, be mounting to /mnt. They should be mounting to a child directory of /mnt - something like /mnt/nsftest
The reason is that if one administrator mounts to /mnt, even temporarily, no other mounts can be made to that mount point until the other is unmounted.
It just makes more sense to take the time to create a subdirectory of /mnt and use that as a mount point - even if just testing.
