bugroup, bmgroup - display the membership of lsbatch user or host groups
bugroup [ -h ] [ -V ] [ -r ] [ group_name ... ] bmgroup [ -h ] [ -V ] [ -r ] [ group_name ... ]
Display the membership of user or host groups that are defined in the lsbatch system. If a member of a group is a group itself (that is, a subgroup), then a slash `/' is appended to the name to indicate this unless the -r option is specified. User and host groups are defined in the configuration files lsb.users and lsb.hosts, respectively (see lsbatch(5) ). The hosts and/or host groups in a host partition (also defined in file lsb.hosts) are considered as a host group, too.
-h Print command usage to stderr and exit.
-V Print LSF release version to stderr and exit.
-r Expand the group membership recursively. That is, if a member of a group is itself a group name, recursively display the names of its members, rather than just the group name, which is the default. Duplicate names (for example, a name appearing as both a member of a group, and a member of a subgroup) are suppressed.
group_name ...
Return the membership of the groups specified by group_name ... . The
default is to return the membership of all groups of the appropriate
type in the system.