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9.0;lusr (list_user), revision 9.0, 86/08/14
LUSR (LIST_USER) -- List logged on users.
usage:  LUSR [-ME] [-N node_spec ...] [-PPO ppo...] [-ALLP] [-[NO]FULL] [-BR]
                                        [-IDLE]


FORMAT

  LUSR [options]


  LUSR lists the identities of active users on the network.


OPTIONS

  If  no  options are specified, the person name and node entry directory of all
  users logged into the DM are listed.

  -ME                List the user logged on to this node  by  person,  project,
                     organization name, and node ID.

  -N node_spec ...
                     Lists user(s) logged on to the node specified.    See  HELP
                     NODE_SPEC  for  details  about  node  specification syntax.
                     Multiple pathnames or node IDs are permitted; separate them
                     with blanks.

  -BR                 Suppress  listing of home directory names.  Home directory
                     names are listed if this option is not specified.

  -FULL              List complete PPON (person, project, organization name, and
                     node ID) for each user listed.

  -NOFULL            List only the person name of each user listed.  This is the
                     default setting unless -ME is specified, in which case  the
                     full PPON is listed by default.

  -ALLP               List  identities  for all user processes, not just the DM,
                     either by node (if -N is also specified), by  name  (-PPO),
                     for  the  current  node  only  (-ME),  or everywhere in the
                     network.

  -PPO ppo           List user(s) named, at all nodes to which they have  logged
                     in   to   the   DM.   'ppo'   is   a  string  of  the  form
                     'pers.proj.org', where  '%'  may  be  used  as  a  wildcard
                     specifier  and  trailing %'s may be omitted (e.g., %.os_dev
                     or joe.%.r_d).

  -IDLE              Include idle nodes in report. If this  option  is  omitted,
                     LUSR  suppresses  the  names  of  nodes  at which no one is
                     logged in.


EXAMPLES

    1. $ lusr -me
           loc.none.mfg.1D5       //ET
       $

    2. $ lusr -me -nofull -br
           loc
       $

    3. $ lusr -n //magic //mountain //park
       joe                 //MAGIC
       brian               //MOUNTAIN
       gordon              //PARK
       $

    4. $ lusr -full
       jtj.none.none.532           //zoid
       andy.none.now.12B           //me
       carol.none.mtg.334          //vip
       nelson.none.pres.838        *** diskless 383 ***
                                     //halfwit partner node: //plan
       annie.none.r_d.6CA          //lunar
       now.system.advent.368       *** diskless 368 ***
                                     //diskless_$000368 partner node: //zoid
       beth.none.mfg.2F7           //mack
       $

    5. $ lusr -idle
       joe             //magic
       *No one logged in*  //strider
       *No one logged in*  //panacea
       janet           *** diskless //cutie ***  partner node: //nirvana
       john            //duke
       eric            //lion
       *No one logged in*  //fourbits
       harper          //basil
       $

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