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Showing User Information

Sometimes you might want to view the attributes for a user. For instance, you might want to see the expiration date for one or more accounts or view the fullname of a principal.

The user show command returns the attributes associated with users that are included as arguments to the command. The attributes include principal attributes and ERAs, and account attributes and policies. The information is returned as if the following commands were run in the following order:

· principal show

· account show -all

The following command shows the principal and account attributes associated with user P_Pestana:

dcecp> user show P_Pestana

{fullname {Pat Pestana}}

{uid 5139}

{uuid 00001413-ad4f-21cd-8c00-0000c08adf56}

{alias no}

{quota unlimited}

{groups users}

{acctvalid yes}

{client yes}

{created /.../my_cell.goodco.com/cell_admin 1994-08-01-16:41:32.000+00:00I-----}

{description {}}

{dupkey no}

{expdate none}

{forwardabletkt yes}

{goodsince 1994-08-01-16:41:32.000+00:00I-----}

{group users}

{home /}

{lastchange /.../my_cell.goodco.com/cell_admin 1994-08-01-16:41:32.000+00:00I-----}

{organization managers}

{postdatedtkt no}

{proxiabletkt no}

{pwdvalid yes}

{renewabletkt yes}

{server yes}

{shell {}}

{stdtgtauth yes}

nopolicy

dcecp>

You can show information about multiple users by specifying a list of user names as an argument to the user create operation.