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13: \begin{document}
14:
15: \begin{center}\LARGE\bf
16: WHITE PAGES\\
17: \large\bf QUICK REFERENCE SHEET
18: \end{center}
19:
20: \section* {Query Syntax}
21: \begin{verbatim}
22: whois input-field [record-type] [area-designator] [output-control]
23: input-field is one of:
24: name NAME e.g., surname "smith", or fullname "john smith"
25: handle HANDLE e.g., handle @c=US@cn=Manager
26: mailbox LOCAL@DOMAIN e.g., mailbox [email protected]
27:
28: record-type is one of:
29: person or -title NAME e.g., -title scientist
30: organization
31: unit (a division under an organization)
32: role (a role within an organization)
33: locality
34: dsa (white pages server)
35:
36: area-designator is one of:
37: -org NAME e.g., -org nyser
38: -unit NAME e.g., -unit engineering
39: -locality NAME e.g., -locality rensselaer
40: -area HANDLE e.g., -area "@c=US@o=NYSERNet Inc."
41: and may be followed by -geo HANDLE, e.g., -geo @c=GB
42:
43: output-control is any of:
44: expand - give a detailed listing, followed by children
45: subdisplay - give a one-listing listing, followed by children
46: full - give a detailed listing, even on ambiguous matches
47: summary - give a one-line listing, even on unique matches
48: \end{verbatim}
49: \vfill\noindent
50: The most common usage:
51: \begin{quote}\small\begin{verbatim}
52: fred> whois schoffstall -org psi
53: Trying @c=US@o=Performance Systems International ...
54: 3 matches found.
55: 2. Marvin Schoffstall [email protected]
56: 3. Martin Schoffstall [email protected]
57: 4. Steve Schoffstall [email protected]
58:
59: fred> whois !3
60: Martin Schoffstall (3) [email protected]
61: ...
62: \end{verbatim}\end{quote}
63:
64: \newpage
65:
66: \section* {Examples of usage}
67: \begin{verbatim}
68: fred> whois "smith"
69: \end{verbatim}
70: \begin{quote}
71: looks for any entries with this name in the default area
72: (choice of matching on the entry's surname or fullname is based on the value
73: of the \verb"namesearch" variable)
74: \end{quote}
75:
76: \begin{verbatim}
77: fred> whois surname "smith"
78: \end{verbatim}
79: \begin{quote}
80: looks for any entries with this name in the default area
81: \end{quote}
82:
83: \begin{verbatim}
84: fred> whois fullname "john smith"
85: \end{verbatim}
86: \begin{quote}
87: looks for any entries with this name in the default area
88: \end{quote}
89:
90: \begin{verbatim}
91: fred> whois "smith" -org nyser
92: \end{verbatim}
93: \begin{quote}
94: looks for any entries with this name in any organization containing ``nyser''
95: \end{quote}
96:
97: \begin{verbatim}
98: fred> whois "smith" -area "@c=US@o=NYSERNet Inc."
99: \end{verbatim}
100: \begin{quote}
101: could be used if you already know the "area" that the user resides in
102: \end{quote}
103:
104: \begin{verbatim}
105: fred> whois "smith" -area 17
106: \end{verbatim}
107: \begin{quote}
108: could be used if an alias were already established for this area
109: \end{quote}
110:
111: \begin{verbatim}
112: fred> whois @c=US@cn=Manager
113: \end{verbatim}
114: \begin{quote}
115: looks for the entry with this distinguished name (handle)
116: \end{quote}
117:
118: \begin{verbatim}
119: fred> whois !7
120: \end{verbatim}
121: \begin{quote}
122: could be used if an alias were already established for this entry
123: \end{quote}
124:
125: \begin{verbatim}
126: fred> whois [email protected]
127: \end{verbatim}
128: \begin{quote}
129: looks for any entries with the given mailbox
130: \end{quote}
131:
132: \begin{verbatim}
133: fred> whois -title operator
134: \end{verbatim}
135: \begin{quote}
136: looks for any entries who are operators
137: \end{quote}
138:
139: \begin{verbatim}
140: fred> whois -org *
141: \end{verbatim}
142: \begin{quote}
143: reports on all registered organizations
144: \end{quote}
145:
146: \begin{verbatim}
147: fred> whois -org * -geo @c=GB
148: \end{verbatim}
149: \begin{quote}
150: reports on all registered organizations under @c=GB
151: \end{quote}
152:
153: \end{document}
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