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4) SYstat: Outputs a summary of system users and available computer resources.

                          SECTION III: ACCOUNT STRUCTURE

    The TOPS-20 users login and use the system via accounts which are variable
with different privilege levels and access rights. Accounts are specified by
usernames and most of the time the directory names are the same as the account
names as is also common for VMS. So, logging in under the SMITH means that one
is under the account (username) SMITH. To find out the privileges of an
account, type:
@I DIR <USERNAME>
This can always be done to the account logged in under, and sometimes to other
accounts depending on access rights and the security of the other account. This
command prints out information regarding the account specified. It will even
show passwords on pre-6.x versions of TOPS if one has sufficient privs. In
general the two major levels of privs are full and normal. Full privs are
denoted by OPERATOR or

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