lsuser

Purpose

Use the lsuser command to display the names and attributes of one or more Oracle Secure Backup users.

See Also:

Prerequisites

If you need to list any user, then you must have the display administrative domain's configuration right. If you are only interested in listing yourself, then you must have the right to modify own name and password.

Syntax

lsuser::=

lsu•ser [ --long/-l | --short/-s ] [ --class/-c userclass ]
[ --unixname/-U unix-user ] [ --unixgroup/-G unix-group ]
[ --domain/-d windows-domain ] [ --ndmpuser/-N ]
[ --email/-e emailaddr ] [ --givenname/-g givenname ]
[ username ... ]

Semantics

--long/-l: Displays data in long form.
--short/-s: Displays data in short form.
--class/-c userclass: Displays users belonging to a specific class.
--unixname/-U unix-user: Displays users and associated classes by UNIX name.
--unixgroup/-G unix-group: Displays users and associated classes by UNIX group.
--domain/-d windows-domain: Displays users and associated classes by the Windows domain name.
--ndmpuser/-N: Displays users that have access to NDMP servers.
--email/-e emailaddr: Displays users and their associated classes by their email addresses.
--givenname/-g givenname: Displays users with the given name givenname.
username ...: Specifies the name of the Oracle Secure Backup user whose information you want to display.

Output

Table 2-21 describes the output of the lsuser command.

Table 2-21 lsuser Output

Column	Indicates
Password	User password; setting is `(set)` or `(not set)`
User class	Name of the user class
Given name	Oracle Secure Backup name
UNIX name	`/etc/passwd` entry for the user
UNIX group	`/etc/group` entry for the user
Windows domain/acct	Domain or account name, if applicable
NDMP server user	Setting is `yes` or `no`
Email address	E-mail address of the user
UUID	Universal Unique Identifier (UUID) for the user
Hostname	Another machine for which the user is preauthorized to access
Username	User name of the user on another machine for which the user is preauthorized to access
Windows domain	Domain information, if applicable, on another machine for which the user is preauthorized to access
RMAN enabled	RMAN availability on another machine for which the user is preauthorized to access; setting is `yes` or `no`
Cmdline enabled	Command line availability on another machine for which the user is preauthorized to access; setting is `yes` or `no` (`obtool`)

Example

Example 2-77 displays information about Oracle Secure Backup user lashdown.

Example 2-77 Displaying Oracle Secure Backup User Information

ob> lsuser
admin            admin
lashdown         oracle
sbt              admin
ob> lsuser --long lashdown
lashdown:
    Password:               (set)
    User class:             oracle
    Given name:             lance
    UNIX name:              lashdown
    UNIX group:             dba
    Windows domain/acct:    [none]
    NDMP server user:       no
    Email address:          lashdown@company.com
    UUID:                   5f437cd2-7a49-1027-8e8a-000cf1d9be50
    Preauthorized access:
        Hostname:           stadv07
        Username:           lashdown
        Windows domain:     [all]
        RMAN enabled:       yes
        Cmdline enabled:    yes