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I am using a full GUI. My question is, is there a command that will display what groups a user is part of. For instance, you run a command and ...
  1. 10-05-2006 #1
    drewrockshard
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    command line - list users groups

    I am using a full GUI.

    My question is, is there a command that will display what groups a user is part of. For instance, you run a command and it outputs the initial group and other groups it is a part of. I know this would be a peice of cake in the GUI, but that's not what I want, i need something command line.

    Thanks in advanced
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    The groups command should do what you want.
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  3. 10-05-2006 #3
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    ahhh ... great ... perfect! thanks alot ..
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