GETGRGID

NAME

SYNOPSIS

DESCRIPTION

getgrgid echoes group information given a list of group numeric identifiers. Error messages generated from within the getgrgid utility are sent to stderr, not stdout, allowing the programmer to use appropriate backquoting for this command.

If no arguments are given, the current effective group is assumed.

USAGE

Options

-I

Gives information about the program.

-a

Same as setting npgm flags. See below.

-g

Will echo group identifier (gid).

-n

Will echo group name.

-m

Will echo group member list.

-p

Will echo group encrypted password.

-r

Will report on exceptions to standard error, for example when groups are not found.

-v

True if the command is to work in verbose mode, not suitable for backquoting and echoing more information to standard output or standard error.

-d

The character following the option indication is used as a delimiter between output fields. The default is ':' in line with the format of the /etc/group file.

-e

The character following the option indication is used as a delimiter between member fields. The default is ',' in line with the format of the /etc/group file.

-?

Presents brief help text to the user. This option causes an error to be returned as no group number is echoed.

EXAMPLE

example$ getgrgid -a
cmim::208:cmim,dtb,asd,rhs,marg,mah,sab,yxn,spl,krf,gxf
example$ getgrgid -rvgn 1 2 6 7
getgrgid: could not find group 7
gname=other:gid=1
gname=bin:gid=2
gname=mail:gid=6
example$ getgrgid -nm -d +
cmim+cmim,dtb,asd,rhs,marg,mah,sab,yxn,spl,krf,gxf
example$ getgrgid -vgn -d +
gname=cmim+gid=208

DIAGNOSTICS

0

No errors noted

1

Returned when the group information is not available.

12

ENOMEM: Problem with memory.

22

EINVAL: Invalid argument supplied.

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