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grep command ~ Need help
Hello All
I am new to here and shell scripting ... and I need some help please In /etc/group, how can I just grep the group that I want instead of the whole list? I just want "testabc", what do I have to do to get the "testabc" group information instead of all 4! Thanks a lot for helping For example: In /etc/group testabc testabc1 testabc2 testabc3 |
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