uid UID/GID example
This example demonstrates how to query user and group information using the
POSIX getpwuid_r(), getpwnam_r(), getgrgid_r(), and
getgrnam_r() functions.
Command Syntax:
uid -uid <uid>
uid -uname <name>
uid -gid <gid>
uid -gname <name>
uid -h
Synopsis. The uid command queries and displays user or group
information from the system’s password and group databases.
Options
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Show user information by numeric user ID. |
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Show user information by user name. |
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Show group information by numeric group ID. |
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Show group information by group name. |
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Show help statement with all available options. |
Query User by ID
To query user information by numeric UID:
nsh> uid -uid 0
Name: root
UID: 0
GID: 0
Home: /
Shell: /bin/sh
The output displays:
Name: The login name
UID: The numeric user ID
GID: The primary group ID
Home: The home directory
Shell: The default shell
Query User by Name
To query user information by login name:
nsh> uid -uname root
Name: root
UID: 0
GID: 0
Home: /
Shell: /bin/sh
Query Group by ID
To query group information by numeric GID:
nsh> uid -gid 0
Name: root
Passwd:
GID: 0
Members:
The output displays:
Name: The group name
Passwd: The group password (usually empty)
GID: The numeric group ID
Members: Comma-separated list of group members
Query Group by Name
To query group information by group name:
nsh> uid -gname root
Name: root
Passwd:
GID: 0
Members:
Help
To display usage information:
nsh> uid -h
USAGE:
uid -uid <uid> - Show user info by ID
uid -uname <name> - Show user info by name
uid -gid <gid> - Show group info by ID
uid -gname <name> - Show group info by name
uid -h - Show this help info
Configuration
The uid example can be enabled in the NuttX configuration:
CONFIG_EXAMPLES_UID=y
Optional configuration:
CONFIG_EXAMPLES_UID_PROGNAME– Program name. Defaultuid.CONFIG_EXAMPLES_UID_PRIORITY– Task priority. Default100.CONFIG_EXAMPLES_UID_STACKSIZE– Stack size. DefaultDEFAULT_TASK_STACKSIZE.