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問題文

An administrator checks what the account on the host needs and then reads two settings. Two rights part company over whether they are needed: one of them is what the administrator can do without, while the other is what the administrator must hold. Two settings part company over what they say: one of them stands at false until someone turns it on, while the other is the most it will wait before it gives up. Which pairing states both rights and both settings correctly?

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1. The read and write on the directory of the install on the host is what the administrator must hold, and the raised privilege that the root carries on the host is what the administrator can do without. The number of seconds Axon waits for the catalog side stands at false until someone turns it on, and the switch that ties the reach to the catalog side is the most it will wait before it gives up.
2. The raised privilege that the root carries on the host is what the administrator must hold, and the read and write on the directory of the install on the host is what the administrator can do without. The number of seconds Axon waits for the catalog side stands at false until someone turns it on, and the switch that ties the reach to the catalog side is the most it will wait before it gives up.
3. The raised privilege that the root carries on the host is what the administrator must hold, and the read and write on the directory of the install on the host is what the administrator can do without. The switch that ties the reach to the catalog side stands at false until someone turns it on, and the number of seconds Axon waits for the catalog side is the most it will wait before it gives up.
4. The read and write on the directory of the install on the host is what the administrator must hold, and the raised privilege that the root carries on the host is what the administrator can do without. The switch that ties the reach to the catalog side stands at false until someone turns it on, and the number of seconds Axon waits for the catalog side is the most it will wait before it gives up.