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.SH DESCRIPTION |
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\fBRadwho\fR displays the list of users currently logged in by the |
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.PP |
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Default output information is made compatible |
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with that of the standard unix finger(1) utility. For each user the |
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following information is displayed: login name, name, connection |
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protocol, NAS port, login date, NAS name, assigned IP address or |
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corresponding network name. |
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.PP |
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When used with \fB-l\fR option, the long output format is used. In |
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this format the following information is output: |
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.IP Login |
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Login name of the user |
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.IP SessionID |
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Unique session ID assigned by the terminal server. |
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.IP Proto |
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Connection prototype. |
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.IP Port |
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Port number |
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.IP When |
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Login date and time |
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.IP From |
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The name of NAS that accepted the connection. |
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.IP Location |
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Framed IP address or the corresponding network name. |
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.IP Caller |
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Caller station ID ad reported by the NAS. |
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.IP Duration |
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Duration of the session. |
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.SH OPTIONS |
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.IP "-A, --all" |
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Display the information about logged-out users as well. The logged-out |
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users are shown with Proto field set to HUP. |
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.IP "-c, --calling-id" |
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Display the calling station ID in the second column. |
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.IP "-d, --directory NAME" |
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Set the radius configuration directory name. |
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.IP "-D, --date-formap {short|abbr|full}" |
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Set the date representation. By default dates are output as |
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\fBDOW HH:MM\fR, where DOW means the day of week abbreviation, |
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HH and MM mean hours and minutes respectively. This corresponds to |
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option \fB-D short\fR. Other available formats are: \fBabbr\fR for |
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abbreviated date: \fBMM/DD HH:MM\fR, where MM is a two-digit month number, |
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DD --- a two-digit day of month, and \fBfull\f for full data output, |
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like this: \fBMon Dec 18 12:29:38 EET 2000\fR. |
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.IP "-e, --empty STRING" |
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Display any empty field as STRING. This is useful when the output of |
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\fBradwho\fR is fed to some analyzing program, as it helps to keep |
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the same number of columns on each line of output. |
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.IP "-F, --finger" |
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Start in fingerd mode. In this mode \fBradwho\fR emulates the |
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behavior of fingerd(8) utility. Use this option if starting |
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\fBradwho\fR from the /etc/inetd.conf line like this: |
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.IP |
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finger stream tcp nowait nobody /usr/sbin/radwho radwho -fL |
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This mode is also enabled by default if \fBradwho\fR notices that its |
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name (argv[0]) is \fBfingerd\fR or \fBin.fingerd\fR. |
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.IP "-H, --no-header" |
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Don't display header line. |
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.IP "-i, --session-id" |
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Display session ID instead of GECOS in the second column. |
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.IP "-I, --ip-format" {smart|ip|nodomain} |
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Change IP address representation. |
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.IP "-L, --local-also" |
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Display information about local users from the system \fButmp\fR file. |
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May prove useful when running \fBradwho\fR as a finger daemon. |
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.IP "-n, --no-resolve" |
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Do not resolve IP addresses. It is a synonym for \fB-I ip\fR. |
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.IP "-o, --format FORMAT" |
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Select customized output format. This can also be changed by setting |
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the value of environment variable \fBRADWHO_FORMAT\fR. See \fBFORMAT STRING\fR |
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section below. |
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.IP "-s, --secure" |
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Run in secure mode. Queries without a user name are rejected. |
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.SH FORMAT STRING |
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.PP |
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The format string is a comma-separated list of format specifications |
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in one of the following forms: |
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.IP \fBfield\fR |
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Output \fBfield\fR with its default width, heading and alignment. The |
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field names and corresponding default values are discussed in detail below. |
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.IP \fBfield\fR:\fBwidth\fR |
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Output \fBfield\fR, use column width \fBwidth\fR. If \fBwidth\fR starts |
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with a plus sign, the field will be right-aligned, if it starts with |
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a minus sign, the field will be left-aligned. Otherwise the default |
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alignment will be used |
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.IP \fBfield\fR:\fBwidth\fR:\fBheading\fR |
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The same as above, but also supplies the heading for the column |
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.PP |
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The field names are: |
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.IP login |
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Login name |
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.IP orig |
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Original login name as supplied with the request. |
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.IP port |
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NAS port number |
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.IP sid |
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The Session ID |
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.IP nas |
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The NAS name or IP address. |
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.IP ip |
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Framed IP address assigned to the user, if it is provided framed |
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service. |
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.IP proto |
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Connection protocol. Its possible values are: |
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.IP date |
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Date/time when the session started |
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.IP delay |
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Delay time. |
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.IP type |
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Entry type in decimal. |
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.IP ptype |
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Port type. This is one of the following letters: |
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.IP time |
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Total time of the session duration. |
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.IP clid |
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The calling station ID. |
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.IP uname |
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The GECOS field from local /etc/passwd, corresponding to the login name. |
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If the user does not have a local account, his login name is output. |
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.SH FILES |
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.IP \*(RD/naslist |
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.IP \*(RL/radutmp |
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.SH BUGS |
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The information in this manpage may be obsolete or incomplete. Please |
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refer to texinfo documentation for full information about GNU Radius |
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tools. |
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.SH AUTHORS |
.SH AUTHORS |
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.SH SEE ALSO |
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radiusd(8rad), radgrep(1rad), |
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radping(8rad), naslist(5rad) |
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