LUST - list the UST chain.

Syntax:

lust [option]* [string]*

User=name                Runsize=N
Subsystem=name           Lineid=N
Flag=name                (+|-)Bits (-)
(+|-)Verbose (-)         (+|-)StackS (-)
(+|-)Druns               Drunid=nnnnd

Examples:

lust user=cpope,kstaples pmetheny +Stac -verbo
lust subsys=fred subsys=mail +bits
lust runsize=12 line=4300 +verbose +s -bits

Options:

User=name: names users whose UST are to be examined. "name" is a sequence of one or more userids separated by commas. More than one User= option may appear on the command line.
string: is taken to be a single userid. This is an alternate form of User=. "string" by itself cannot be a comma-separated list.
Runsize=N: specifies a specific memory size in K words. This option may appear more than once on the command line to create a group of memory sizes.
Subsystem=name: names one or more subsystem names that will determine a group. Multiple names are separated by commas. A subsystem name can have a maximum of four characters. This option may appear more than once on the command line.
Lineid=N: speciifies a specific lineid (in octal) that will determine a group. The option may appear more than once.
Flag=name: names one or more user attributes that will determine a group. Multiple names are separated by commas. As with the other options, it may appear more than once. The recognized user attributes are explained more fully below.
+Bits: indicates that the user's permission bits are to be printed.
-StackS: indicates that the subsystem stack is not to be printed. The effects of this option are described below.
+Verbose: prints a title heading over each column.
+Druns: will print only those signed on who are druns.
-Druns: will print only those signed on who are not druns. If this option does not appear on the command line then both druns and users are printed.
Drunid=nnnnd: this option specifies drunids to be searched. A valid drunid consists of four digits followed by a 'd', more than one drunid may be specified by seperating them with a comma. This option may appear more than once on the command line.

Description:

LUST will examine the UST (User Status Table) chain and print information about the users currently signed on. The command line options allow specific groups of users to be selected. A user must have at least one attribute from each of the specified groups (User, Runsize, Lineid, Subsystem, and Flag) in order to be printed.

The information printed by LUST has the form

n  userid  lineid  stacks  online  cpu  memory  flags

where the variables are as defined below.

n

position in the UST chain.

userid

the name of the user.

lineid

the octal line number.

stacks

the subsystem stack. This has two possible formats.

name(X): where name is the current subsystem and X is the depth in the subsystem stack. This is the format if -StackS is in effect.
namenamename: where each name is a subsystem name. The rightmost name is the current subsystem. This is the format used when +StackS is in effect.

online

the total time since login.

cpu

the amount of CPU used since login.

memory

the size in K words of the current subsystem.

flags

zero or more user attribute flags.

Times are printed in the format "hh:mm:ss". Leading zeroes are always suppressed. This applies to the times printed in the Online and CPU columns as well as the times printed with the flag options "dis", "wak", and "lti".

The Flag= option may include any of the following.

dio: user roadblocked for disc I/O (.lflag,18).
swo: user being swapped out (.lflag,21).
cor: user in memory (.lflag,22).
swi: user being swapped in (.lflag,23).
tsk: user has non-TSS process executing (.lflag,25).
brk: the user just hit break, but no action has been taken yet (.lflag,35). This may also mean that the entry is dead in login.
dac: line switched to batch job (.lflg2,21).
ppt: paper tape input in progress (.lflg2,32).
mas: user is master user (.lflg2,13).
mon: user being monitored by master user (.lflg2,33). (This will never appear, so you will never know.)
lti: time waiting for terminal input, if any (.lflg2,35).
mwt: user has "**mail waiting" message pending (.lflg2,16).
apb: user hasn't seen the broadcast message yet (.lflg2,2).
spc: user has a special message from operator pending (.lflg2,3).
dis: user has disconnected -- UST will be terminated after time shown expires (.lflg2,12).
prt: a line is to be printed when the user uses CONNECT to reconnect (.lflg2,11).
crn: user is in command file mode (.lflg2,4).
wak: user asleep (.ldrl).
fsy: user in file system activity (.ldrl).
hld: user in hold (.lswth,11).
lds: user has LODS privilege (.lacpt,21).
tlk: user has TALK privilege (.lacpt,20).
crd: user has CARDIN privilege (.lacpt,19).
ldx: user has LODX privilege (.lacpt,18).

The +Bits option will cause the four permission bit flags to be printed where applicable.