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12-07-2009
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How To Determine What Netgroups A User Belongs To?
Greetings!
In an NIS environment, what command given at the CLI will allow me to view/determine any/all netgroups that a user belongs to? I am running HP-UX ver. 11.11 in a large NIS environment. Note: I heard that the following command would provide the names of any/all netgroup that user "smith" belongs to. Unfortunately, it did not work. All helpful comments are welcomed and appreciated. # ypmatch 'smith.*' netgroup.byuser ypmatch: can't match smith.*. Reason: no such key in map Thanks ahead of time! Roger |
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12-09-2009
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How about: Code:
$ ypcat netgroup | grep <username> ? $ ypcat netgroup lists all the netgroups and their members, crude but does the job... |
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