PMDF popstore & MessageStore Manager's Guide


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SHOW

Display user accounts.

Syntax

SHOW username[,...]

Command Qualifiers
/ALL
/BRIEF
/COUNT_USERS
/DOMAINS
/FORMAT_FILE=file-spec
/FORWARDINGS
/GROUP=name
/MESSAGES
/OUTPUT=file-spec
/STORE=store-type

Parameters

username

Names of the accounts for which to display information. Wild cards are permitted.

Description

The SHOW command shows settings for one or more user profiles, displays established forwarding addresses, and lists information about messages received by users. The username parameter can contain wild cards when displaying account information; it can not contain wild cards when listing forwardings. Use the SHOW/FORWARDINGS and SHOW/DOMAINS commands to generate listings of, respectively, user e-mail forwardings and user domains. Use the SHOW/COUNT_USERS command to list the number of currently defined accounts as well as any licensing limits.

Command Qualifiers

/ALL

By default, only popstore accounts are displayed: MessageStore and native accounts are not displayed. Specify /ALL to list all accounts. Note that /ALL and /STORE=ALL are synonyms.

/BRIEF

Generate a brief profile or message listing. By default, the formatting file popmgr_profile_brief.txt is used to format the output for profile displays and popmgr_messsage_brief.txt for message displays. This qualifier has no effect when used in conjunction with the /FORWARDINGS qualifier.

/COUNT_USERS

Display the number of currently defined user accounts as well as the number allowed by your PMDF-POPSTORE license. Specify /ALL to see both the popstore and MessageStore counts.

/DOMAINS

Generate a list of defined user domains. By default, the formatting file popmgr_domains.txt is used to format the output.

/FORMAT_FILE=file-spec

Specify a formatting file to use to format the output.

/FORWARDINGS

Display information about established forwarding addresses. By default, the formatting file popmgr_forward.txt is used to format the output.

/FULL (default)

Generate verbose output. By default, the formatting file popmgr_profile.txt is used to format profile information; popmgr_message.txt for message listings; popmgr_domains.txt for domain listings; and, popmgr_forward.txt for forwarding addresses. Those formatting files are found with the other formatting files in the PMDF_ROOT:[WWW.POPSTORE] directory.

/GROUP=name

Confine the listing to the specified management group and its subgroups.

/MESSAGES

Display information on the users' messages. By default, the formatting file popmgr_message.txt is used to format the display.

/OUTPUT=file-spec

Write the output to the specified file rather than to the terminal.

/STORE=store-type

By default, only popstore accounts are displayed: MessageStore and native accounts are not displayed. Specify /STORE=ALL to list all accounts; use a store-type of MSGSTORE or IMAP to list only MessageStore accounts; use a store-type of POPSTORE or POP to list only popstore accounts; and, use a store-type of NATIVE to list only profiles marked as being native.

Examples

In the following example, full and brief listings are generated for the default popstore account:


popstore> SHOW DEFAULT
 
Username:        default 
Owner:           Default user profile 
Group: 
Store Type:     popstore 
Usage flags: 
Site-defined: 
 
Last pwd change:    No time recorded 
Last connect:       No time recorded 
Last disconnect:    No time recorded 
Total connect time: 0 00:00:00 
Total connections:  0 
Past block days:    0 
Last billing:       Fri Nov 15 10:23:54 2012 
 
Message count:              0 (0 total messages received) 
Quota used:              0.00 Kbytes 
Quota:                1024.00 Kbytes 
Overdraft:              51.00 Kbytes 
 
popstore> SHOW/BRIEF DEFAULT
                                       Quota  Message  Quota used 
 Username                           (kbytes)    Count    (kbytes) 
 ---------------------------------------------------------------- 
 default                             1024.00        0        0.00 
 ---------------------------------------------------------------- 
*Note: privileged users are flagged with an asterisk 


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