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How can I get only the number of the UID from id command?
Hello (sorry for the cross posting )
im using sun Solaris, I need to get the user id number (generating unique id's) but I fail to find switch to get only the number of the id when i try to do id -u , i got: id: illegal option -- u Usage: id [-ap] [user] thanks for the help |
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