tcl.who
TCL command which shows the port.number, the user id and the account name.
Syntax
who {port.number} {(options} who {*} {(options} who {user-id} {(options}
Description
displays the port.number, user-id, and account name for the current port, a specified port, or all ports.
'port.number' is the port number whose current account is to be displayed. If not specified, the account for the current port is displayed.
An '*' as the 'port.number', displays the account names for all ports that are logged on.
Options
a Converts output format to AP-style, showing the user-id followed by the account name. This is the default setting and is toggled with the 'c' option.
c Converts output format to R83-style, showing the account name followed by the user-id.
n No pause. Suppresses the pause at the end of the page on the terminal.
z Displays status of all ports, including those not logged on. The account name is displayed as 'unknown' for ports not logged on.
Example
:who
56 bob ref
:who 0
0 unknown
:who (c
[1320] R83 output for WHO display specified.
:who
56 ref bob
:who (a
[1321] AP output for WHO display specified.
:who
56 bob ref
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