NAME

csv-groups - list system groups in CSV format

SYNOPSIS

csv-groups [OPTION]…

DESCRIPTION

Print to standard output the list of system groups in the CSV format.

-c, --columns=NAME1[,NAME2…]

choose the list of columns

-l

use a longer listing format (can be used once)

-M, --merge

merge output with a CSV stream in table form from standard input

-N, --table-name NAME

produce output as table NAME

-s, --show

print output in table format

-S, --show-full

print output in table format with pager

-T, --as-table

produce output as table group

--help

display this help and exit

--version

output version information and exit

COLUMNS

passwd column comes from /etc/group, so it is useless on modern systems, as a real password is stored somewhere else and is not visible to normal users.

EXAMPLES

csv-groups -s

print the list of groups

csv-groups -T -N grp | csv-users -M | csv-sqlite -T 'select user.name as user_name, grp.name as group_name from user, grp where user.gid = grp.gid' -s

print user names and the group name of their default group

SEE ALSO

csv-users(1), csv-group-members(1), csv-show(1), csv-nix-tools(7)