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Bhargav Coca

I am on TS6.7.1 on Linux, I guess this was asked so many times. I am trying to get list of all users by "Full Name" .

I was using iwgroup list-users . is there an option OOTB to get the fullnames instead of user ids.

Thank You

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Adam Stoller

I am on TS6.7.1 on Linux, I guess this was asked so many times. I am trying to get list of all users by "Full Name" .

I was using iwgroup list-users <groupname>. is there an option OOTB to get the fullnames instead of user ids.

Thank You

Try: iwuseradm list-users -t

You'll have to parse the output, but I believe it should give you what you want.

Jcse

I am on TS6.7.1 on Linux, I guess this was asked so many times. I am trying to get list of all users by "Full Name" .

I was using iwgroup list-users . is there an option OOTB to get the fullnames instead of user ids.

Thank You

Hi

By using

iwuseradm list-users -t

you will get the list of all TS users along with complete information like

1.DomainName/userid
2.User Name
3.Full Name
4.E-Mail Id
5.Boolean Status of Access to cstd(true/false) and ccpro(true/false)

What u need to do is just parse the output to retrieve the desired one.

Migrateduser

What if some of the fields are not filled out? Would you just get a blank?

Adam Stoller

What if some of the fields are not filled out? Would you just get a blank?

I believe the information is tab-separated, so when you parse the results - split each line on tabs - e.g.:

(my $iwhome = TeamSite::Config::iwgethome()) =~ tr|\\|/|;
my $cmd = qq($iwhome/bin/iwuseradm list-users -t);
my @results = qx($cmd 2>&1);
foreach my $line (@results){
    chomp $line;
    my @fields = split(/\t/, $line);
    s|\"||g foreach(@fields);
    $fields[1] ||= $fields[0]; # use userid if no name
    print "$fields[1]\n";
}

Enjoy.