> Doesn't work for me. Don't know awk so I can't tell what's wrong.
Sorry didn't realise you were serious, thought you were just casting
for a script language war, just wrote off the top of me head.
Try this instead
awk -F: '/groupname/ { gsub(","," "); printf("%s\n",$4); }' /etc/group
Cheers
Pete
P.S check that there are users listed in the /etc/group ;-)
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