endnetgrent - Linux
Overview
endnetgrent terminates access to the network group and host access database. Primarily used in networking administration, it enables the release of system resources associated with the database after it has been processed.
Syntax
endnetgrent()
Options/Flags
No options or flags are available for this command.
Examples
Basic Usage:
setupnetgrent(); # Initialize access to the network group and host access database
process database...
endnetgrent(); # Release system resources associated with the database
Common Issues
- Ensure setupnetgrent has been called before using endnetgrent. Failure to do so will result in undefined behavior.
Integration
With getnetgrent:
char* getnetgrent(); # Get a network group entry from the database
endnetgrent();
Related Commands
- getnetbyaddr: Obtain network group information based on IP address
- getnetbyname: Retrieve network group details given its name
- initgroups: Initialize group access based on user ID and group ID