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Filter control
On Linux systems, user accounts are often numerous. Browsing a single
list is often cumbersome. Using the HTML interface on a slow link is
even worse. The filter control screen allows you to limit the list.
Note that you can modify the trigger for the filter on the Con-
trol/Features screen.
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Doing so will provide the full list of accounts.
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This dialog lets you prepare a filter working on several keys of the
user accounts. The keys are:
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This will only show accounts that start with this prefix. If you put
an asterisk (*) in front, it will locate all the login IDs which
contain that string (minus the *).
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This will only show accounts with a full name starting with this
prefix. If you put an asterisk (*) in front, it will locate all the
full names which contain that string (minus the *).
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You can specify the starting range for the user ID.
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You can specify the ending range for the user ID.
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You can extract the user accounts for a specific group only. The
default is to show all groups. This field is only available for shell
accounts. For special accounts (POP, PPP), the group is already
selected.
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Using this button allows you to add a new account without seeing the
list of users first.
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