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10.0;lusr (list_user), revision 1.0, 88/02/08
lusr (list_user) -- List logged on users.
usage: lusr [-me] [-allnodes] [-n node_spec ...]
                [-pgo pgo...]
                [-allprocs]
                [-[no]full]
                [-br]
                [-idle]



DESCRIPTION
     lusr lists the identities of active users on the network.

OPTIONS
     If no options are specified, the person name and node entry directory of
     the user logged into the DM is listed.

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

     -all[nodes]    List all nodes the user is logged on to by person, group,
                    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 PGON (person, group, organization name, and
                    node ID) for each user listed.

     -nofull        List only the person name of each user listed.

     -allp[rocs]    List identities for all user processes, not just the DM,
                    by node (if -n is also specified), by name (-pgo), for the
                    current node only (-me), or everywhere in the network.

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

     -idle          Include idle nodes in report. If you omit this option,
                    lusr suppresses the names of nodes at which no one is
                    logged in.

EXAMPLES
     $ lusr -me
          loc.none.mfg.1D5       //et
     $

     $ lusr -me -nofull -br
            loc
     $

     $ lusr -n //magic //mountain //park
          joe                 //magic
          brian               //mountain
          gordon              //park
     $



     $ 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
     $

     $ 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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