|
LINUX / UNIX cmd
|
Introduction |
Commands in A |
Commands in B |
Commands in C |
Commands in D |
Commands in E |
Commands in F |
Commands in G |
Commands in H |
Commands in I |
Commands in J |
Commands in K |
Commands in L |
Commands in M |
Commands in N |
Commands in P |
Commands in R |
Commands in S |
Commands in T |
Commands in U |
Commands in W |
Commands in Y |
Ask your doubts |
More about Linux |
Feedback |
|
|
|
|
|
Tutorials

Linux-commands

|
Topic |
What is Linux groups Command?
|
|
Explanation |
groups COMMAND:
groups command is used to print the groups a user is in.
SYNTAX:
The Syntax is
groups
OPTIONS:
| --help |
Print help message and exit |
| --version |
Print version and exit |
EXAMPLE:
- Prints the groups of user.
$ groups
Output:
hiox apache
- Prints the groups of super user.
# groups
Output:
root bin daemon sys adm disk wheel.
|
| A Note |
Find LINUX Commands... Hope you enjoy this tutorial. We welcome your Valuable feedbacks or suggestions on this LINUX / UNIX cmd reference. This is a copyright content.
|
|
|
|