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.sh "NAME"
chgrp \- change user group
.sh SYNOPSIS
chgrp
[groupname]
.sh "DESCRIPTION"
Change user group, chgrp, allows a user to change the group
identification of the current login session.  The same person remains
logged in, but calculations of access permissions to files are
performed with respect to the new group ID.
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If the user is not changing back to his default group (as specified in
the user authentication database), he will be prompted for the group
password with terminal echo disabled.  If the proper password is not
given, the group change will not take place.
.sh FILES
.lp 30 25
/sys/dataBases/user     user access authentication database
.lp 30 25
/sys/dataBases/group    group access authentication database
.i0
.i7
.sh "SEE ALSO"
SSP(VIII),
login(I),
user(V),
group(V),
.sh DIAGNOSTICS
.lp 30 25
"sorry"   group name does not exist or password given incorrectly
.i0
.sh NOTES
This command is implemented internal to the Secure Server Process,
SSP(VIII).
Failed group changes should be audited.
