Is there a reason why the newgrp builtin and /usr/bin/newgrp behave differently on Solaris? /usr/bin/newgrp and newgrp both switch to the specified group to execute commands, but if something goes wrong, like specifying newgrp --help, the builtin newgrp will terminate the calling shell (in case of a login shell this means you're being logged out) while /usr/bin/newgrp leaves the calling shell running.
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