As many of you know I am multi-lingual when it comes to OS usage. I have =
M$ and Apple and Linux at home and I use Solaris at work.=20
I am trying to right a script that uses grep, cut and sed to pull a =
group of users out of /etc/groups to use as a basis for a while loop to =
grep their home directory and the rdist to them on a remote machine.=20
however, I am having a problem with sed that has been driving me mad for =
a couple of days.=20
If I want to do this in OSX I can do this:
grep username /etc/group |cut -d: -f4 |sed `:,:\n:g`=20
If I do it in Linux (Ubuntu, Meerkat) I can do this:
grep jim /etc/group |cut -d: -f1|sed -r 's/,/\n/g'=20
problem is I want to do it in Solaris, and not just any Solaris, Trusted =
Solaris 8. Neither variation works. Any ideas?
=20
Jim MacDonald
jim@macdonald.org
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