Bash: awk string help

[Sithz]

Hello.

I have the following lines in a for loop, that runs through a list
of email accounts and puts it in a file. I want to have the domain added
to start of every line in the output.

domain=`mynameATemail.com | cut -d 'AT' -f2`  #removes the AT and chars before it
grep $ACCOUNTS | awk {'print $1 "," $2/1024/1024 "," $3/1024/1024'} >> file.csv

I want to somehow include the $domain in the print, before the $1
and cant figure out how todo this..

So code should look something like this:

grep $ACCOUNTS | awk {'print $1 | cut -d 'AT' -f2 "," $1 "," $2/1024/1024 "," $3/1024/1024'} >> file.csv

But that gives error on the 'AT'...

Anyone out there that have any good solutions?

Note: Had to change out the AT sign with AT,
was not allowed to post with the AT sign

Thank you in advanced.

/Sithz

[lomcevak]

awk -v DOMAIN=$domain {'print DOMAIN $1 "," $2/1024/1024 "," $3/1024/1024'} >> file.csv