Commit 2f2ec04

Richard Luby <richluby@gmail.com>
2016-11-17 06:44:03
fixed erring questions
1 parent 932efea
corpus/corpus.csv
@@ -253,7 +253,6 @@ systemd: the systemd equivilant to a runlevel is a [?],target unit,systemd
 linux users: username of UID 0,root,special_linux_users
 linux users: group of GID 0,root,special_linux_users
 linux users: user which cannot write anything to the system,nobody,special_linux_users
-linux users:
 
 # linux netwokring: ,netstat,nix_networking
 # linux networking: ,whois,nix_networking
corpus/ethernet.csv
@@ -20,8 +20,8 @@ how many bytes is the CRC in an ethernet frame?,4,ethernet
 #he minimum frame size of an Ethernet II or 802.3 frame in bytes: ??,64,etherent
 
 # broadcast/collision domains
-[T/F] a router, by default, sends broadcast frames to other networks,F,ethernet
-[T/F] a router, by default, does not send broadcast frames to other networks,T,ethernet
+[T/F] a router sends broadcast frames to other networks by default,F,ethernet
+[T/F] a router does not send broadcast frames to other networks by default,T,ethernet
 [T/F] VLANs are used to separate broadcast domains,T,ethernet
 VLAN ids range is from 1-????,4095,ethernet
 A hub is considered a layer [?] device because it simply replicates waveforms,1,ethernet 
corpus/ip.csv
@@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ what is the corresponding CIDR for this netmask: 255.255.255.248,/29,cidr
 #o whcih class does this IP address default to: 195.168.3.6,C,class_networks
 # more C questions...
 
-what is the broadcast address for this network: 172.16.35.14/12,172.31.255.255
+what is the broadcast address for this network: 172.16.35.14/12,172.31.255.255,cidr
 # lots more of these need written, like 50 of them just so we dont see the same every time
 
 # middle fragment
corpus/packet_capture.csv
@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-[T/F] A traffic capture library typically requires administrative privileges to be instlled?T,packet_capture
+[T/F] A traffic capture library typically requires administrative privileges to be instlled.,T,packet_capture
 
 # tcpdump
 which flag prints the link-level header on each dump line: tcpdump -[?] -i eth0,e,packet_capture