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From: jshoj@EARTH.LERC.NASA.GOV ("Jeffery Hojnicki")
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Subject: Re: lusr/who deficiency
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Date: 8 Dec 89 17:58:00 GMT
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Regarding the message from Scott Ferguson

>On other Unix systems, the 'who' command gives information about people
>who are logged in via telnet, getty, etc.  However, lusr does no such thing,
>and I'm not aware of the 'who' command being able to do so over the entire
>network. If I'm wrong about this, please correct me. And what about the
>Aegis siomonitor stuff?

I don't know about 'who' since I almost exclusively use AEGIS, but you can get
the telnet processes by using the '-allp' option on the lusr command.
Unfortunately, this lists all processes including server processes and every
user process on every node.  These can be filtered relatively easily though
to list only the display manager and telnet processes.

Jeff Hojnicki		My opinions are not those of NASA
NASA LeRC
JSHOJ@earth.lerc.nasa.gov