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Finding out users
Hi.
After using the command 'who' and getting all used accounts on current machine - how can i found out who are the users? |
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08-29-2002
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To found out more details on user
you can use finger command the syntax is finger "username" the finger command can be used on all unix system on solaris system you can also use listusers command the syntax is listusers -l "username" |
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