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hi friends,
How to obtain list of groups we r a member of and redirect it to a file. how to append the details of current OS to a file. how to append the estimated file space to a file. how to append the details of users loged on along wth their current activity into a file. Thank you...I'm alien to UNIX OS. Last edited by bobby36; 04-06-2007 at 07:34 PM.. Reason: Please help mates just basics I guess |
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uname - a > OS.txt df -t > space.txt ps -lf > users.txt |
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# id -Gn <username> > /tmp/groups.txt username stands for the user you want the groups for, without username you get the groups for the current user |
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Thanks mate for your help. |
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