how can i find all user using a hp-ux command

[blackbabe]

how can i find all user using a hp-ux command

[RAC_1]

You can use ps command for that and grep for user_name.

ps -ef|grep "command"

Check first column.

OR you can use lsof tool. (Download it from hp-ux porting centre.)

lsof -c "command_name"

[T G Manikandan]

#logins
#logins|awk '{print $1}'

[RAC_1]

Are you talking abt users logged in?

who -u

finger.

Users on system?
logins,
cut -f1 -d ":" /etc/passwd

[Graham Cameron_1]

"finger -R" shows who's logged in and where from.
"who -R" does something similar.
"logins" does something similar but you need to be root.
"last -R" gives history of recent logins and where from.
All possible users are listed in the /etc/passwd file and can be viewed with the "listusers" command.
For more on any of the above, see the man pages.
-- Graham

[Zigor Buruaga]

Hi,

I'm not sure what you are looking for but, in addition to good previous replies ...

"whodo" - which users are doing what

man whodo for more details.

HTH
Kind regards,
Zigor

[Stanimir]

Hi!
For convinient view:
#who -q

If you want to now users IP-adresses:
#who -T

If you need ather options:
#man who

Regards.

[Khalid A. Al-Tayaran]

On HP-UX use:

whodo


All user and what they are running.

[blackbabe]

thank you very much!

[Graham Cameron_1]

If any of the above was of use, maybe you could assign some points.
http://forums.itrc.hp.com/cm/QuestionAnswer/1,,0x022718276953d61190040090279cd0f9,00.html
-- Graham

[Norman_21]

Hello,

if you want to list the current login users, then the commands above will do it for you:
logins
last -R
who -u
finger (note that this command might not work, check the /etc/inetd.conf file. If it has # mark at the beginning of the line, then edit the file using unix editor, e.g) vi /etc/inetd.conf then remove the # mark)sometimes it's not secure to do so!

Khalid Al-Tayaran,
Would you mind to drop me an email, I need your assistance! or you can post your email if you want.
Thanks
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