What must you do to get a complete report from the lsof command?
A) Run it at boot time
B) Make it part of systemd
C) Run it as root
D) Run it as a regular user

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Running lsof as root will provide a complete report, as it requires root privileges to list all open files on the system. Running it as a regular user will only show open files for that specific user, not system-wide. Running it at boot time or making it part of systemd may not necessarily provide a complete report since open files can change throughout the system's runtime.

What Must You Do to Get a Complete Report from the Lsof