lsuser command

Purpose

Displays user account attributes.

Syntax

lsuser [ ALL | Name[, Name ] ...]

Description

The lsuser command displays the user account attributes. You can use this command to list all attributes of all the system user accounts or all the attributes of specific user accounts. If you specify more than one user account, each user account is separated by a comma. If you do not specify any user accounts, the attributes of all user accounts are displayed.

The lsuser command lists each user's attributes on one line. It displays attribute information as Attribute=Value definitions, each separated by a blank space.

Note: The lsuser command only displays the users that were created on the Virtual I/O Server. It filters out all users that do not use the rksh shell or have the following role: roles=RunDiagnostics. The lsuser command does not display all LDAP users. For example, the command does not display an LDAP user that was created on another LDAP client, that does not exist on the Virtual I/O Server.

Exit Status

See Exit status for Virtual I/O Server commands.

Security

This command can be run by any users. However, user attributes are only displayed for the padmin user.

Examples

To list all users on the system, type:

lsuser

The system displays output similar to the following for the padmin user:

padmin roles=PAdmin account_locked=false expires=0 histexpire=0 
histsize=0 loginretries=0 maxage=0 maxexpired=-1 maxrepeats=8 minage=0
minalpha=0 mindiff=0 minlen=0 minother=0 pwdwarntime=0
sally roles=DEUser account_locked=false expires=0 histexpire=0
histsize=0 loginretries=0 maxage=0 maxexpired=-1 maxrepeats=8 minage=0
minalpha=0 mindiff=0 minlen=0 minother=0 pwdwarntime=330
henry roles=DEUser account_locked=false expires=0 histexpire=0
histsize=0 loginretries=0 maxage=0 maxexpired=-1 maxrepeats=8 minage=0
minalpha=0 mindiff=0 minlen=0 minother=0 pwdwarntime=330
admin1 roles=Admin account_locked=false expires=0 histexpire=0
histsize=0 loginretries=0 maxage=0 maxexpired=-1 maxrepeats=8 minage=0
minalpha=0 mindiff=0 minlen=0 minother=0 pwdwarntime=330
deuser1 roles=DEUser account_locked=false expires=0 histexpire=0
histsize=0 loginretries=0 maxage=0 maxexpired=-1 maxrepeats=8 minage=0
minalpha=0 mindiff=0 minlen=0 minother=0 pwdwarntime=330
sadan roles=Admin account_locked=false expires=0 histexpire=0
histsize=0 loginretries=0 maxage=0 maxexpired=-1 maxrepeats=8 minage=0
minalpha=0 mindiff=0 minlen=0 minother=0 pwdwarntime=330 registry=LDAP 
SYSTEM=LDAP sruser1 roles=SRUser,RunDiagnostics 
account_locked=false expires=0 histexpire=0
histsize=0 loginretries=0 maxage=0 maxexpired=-1 maxrepeats=8 minage=0
minalpha=0 mindiff=0 minlen=0 minother=0 pwdwarntime=330
view1 roles=ViewOnly account_locked=false expires=0 histexpire=0
histsize=0 loginretries=0 maxage=0 maxexpired=-1 maxrepeats=8 minage=0
minalpha=0 mindiff=0 minlen=0 minother=0 pwdwarntime=330

The system displays the following information for other users:

padmin roles=PAdmin 
sally roles=DEUser 
henry roles=DEUser 
admin1 roles=Admin 
deuser1 roles=DEUser 
sadan roles=Admin
sruser1 roles=SRUser
view1 roles=ViewOnly

To display the attributes of user admin1, type the following command:
```
lsuser admin1
```
To display the attributes of user admin1 and user admin2, type the following command:
```
lsuser admin1, admin2
```

Related Information

The chuser command, the mkuser command, the rmuser command, and the passwd command.

Last updated: Wed, November 18, 2020