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Windows development with Cygwin: a Win32 porting layer
mkgroup
USAGE mkgroup <options> [domain]
DESCRIPTION mkgroup prints group information to stdout.
Use mkgroup to help configure your Windows system to be more UNIX-like,
creating an initial /etc/group substitute (some commands need this file)
from your system information. To initially set up your machine, use the
following example’s declarations as a guide.
mkdir /etc
mkgroup > /etc/group
This information is static. If you change the group information in your
system, regenerate the group file for it to have the new information.
mkgroup can use the following options.
-l
--local
Prints pseudo group information if there is no domain.
-d
--domain
Prints global group information from the domain specified (or from the
current domain if there is no domain specified).
-?
--help
Prints this message description.
The -d and -l options allow you to specify where the information derives,
either the default (or given) domain (with -d), or the local machine (with -l).
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