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From: kitano@judy.pa.Yokogawa.CO.JP (Kinichi "Kinchan" Kitano)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.hp
Subject: How can I know his current group ID?
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Date: 23 Apr 91 11:00:06 GMT
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Hello. I use HP9000/800 with HP-UX7.0.  What I want to know is the
group ID of every person who is logging in the system.

So foo belongs to several groups(A,B,C). Before he does job X, he
does newgrp A and he works under group ID A.

I want a command, say wgrp, which returns a current group ID of
a user. The result would be like this.


     foo                        me

     $ newgrp A
                                $ wgrp foo
                                A
  
     $ newgrp B

                                $ wgrp foo
                                B

I checked manual of who and ps but had no luck.

Command with little known options, shell script(with awk,perl) or C
program: any solutions will be fine.

Of cource, HP specific solutions are welcome.

thanks in advance.

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	Kinichi Kitano		(kitano@pa.yokogawa.co.pa)
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