    User Query Results

    This window displays the results of a User Query. The window contains 
    the following buttons:

    Modify

    Click on this button to modify user accounts. A pop-up window
    similar to the Create New User Account window will appear, except
    you can not modify the Login name or Password fields.

    There are also two button differences in the Modify window:

    + you can use the Modify button (rather than the Add button) after
      you've made all your changes and

    + you can use the Next button to modify additional user accounts if
      you've selected more than one account to modify from the User
      Configuration list.


    Delete

    Click on this button to easily delete a user from the system. This
    program will delete the user account and also (optionally) remove
    the HOME directory and all of its contents (files and sub
    directories) associated with the user. Highlight the username(s) you
    wish to delete from the system and then click on the Delete button.
    Enlighten will prompt you to confirm your action.

    Enlighten will NOT delete the users HOME directory if:

    + It is considered to be a sacred (required) directory. The sacred
      directories are:

        / /usr /etc /bin

        /lib /home /dev /sbin

        /usr/bin /usr/adm /usr/lib /usr/sbin

        /usr/man /usr/lib/uucp

    + It is shared by more than one user. In this case, the HOME
      directory is not deleted since this would also delete the HOME
      directory of any sharing co-users.

    + It is not owned by the user whose HOME directory it is supposed to
      be. In this case, Enlighten will then ask for your confirmation and
      before deleting it.

    Furthermore, Enlighten will not delete the root user account, this
    is considered to be too dangerous to allow.


    Password

    Click on this button to change a currently defined User Account
    password. You don't need to know the password. A pop-up window will
    ask you to set the new password for the highlighted user, as shown
    in the example below.

    If you have selected multiple usernames, clicking on the Apply
    button will set the current password and bring up the next user.
    Clicking on the Next button causes Enlighten to skip to the next
    selected user without changing the user's password.

    Click on the Close button to discontinue changing passwords. Any
    previous changes made by using the Apply button remain; they are not
    undone by clicking this button.

    Lock

    Click on this button to deny a specific user access to the system
    without deleting the user's account. This procedure is part of the
    Enlighten security module; be cautious about who can access it. A
    pop-up window will prompt you to confirm this action.

    Note: You must assign a new password to unlock a user, the existing
    password will be lost! See the previous section to assign a
    password.

    Unlock

    Click on this button to remove a lock from a user account. Because
    locking and unlocking user accounts is considered part of system
    security, Enlighten will ask for a new password when it unlocks a
    User Account. 

    Expire

    Click on this button to expire the password for the selected user
    account(s) immediately. This option will only work on systems which
    support password aging. The next time the user attempt to login to
    the system, he or she will be forced to change his/her password. You
    must confirm this option before it will be executed.

   
    View

    Click on this button to view existing User Account information. A
    pop-up window will appear.

    The View User window is similar to the Create New User Account
    window. It has two additional fields:

    + the date and time the user last logged into the system (if
      available) and

    + the date and possibly time the user last changed their password
      (if available).


    This is a read-only window; no modifications may be made. If you
    have highlighted multiple usernames, click on the Next button to see
    the next highlighted username.

 
    Processes

    This command displays a window of all processes currently running
    which belong to the highlighted users. To view the processes,
    highlight the users you wish to view and then click on the Processes
    button. A window will appear displaying all processes for the
    highlighted users. 
