finger
[options] usersDisplay data about one or more users, including information listed in the files .plan and .project in user's home directory. You can specify each user either as a login name (exact match) or as a first or last name (display information on all matching names). Networked environments recognize arguments of the form user@
host and @
host. (Today, many systems on the Internet disallow connections from finger requests.)
-b
Omit user's home directory and shell from display.
-f
Used with -s
to omit heading that normally displays in short format.
-h
Omit .project file from display.
-i
Show "idle" format, a terse format (like -s
).
-l
Force long format (default).
-m
users must match usernames exactly, instead of also searching for a match of first or last names.
-p
Omit .plan file from display.
-q
Show "quick" format, the tersest of all (requires an exact match of username).
-s
Show short format.
-w
Used with -s
to omit user's full name that normally displays in short format.