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There are a number of command line options that you can give to GNU
Finger:
- `--face'
-
- `-f'
-
Ask Finger for the face of all users information has been requested
about. An explicit user list has to be provided.
- `--info'
-
- `-l'
-
- `-i'
-
Display the "long" form of information for the users fingered. The
exact information returned depends on what finger software is run on the
remote host -- GNU Finger, for instance, returns specific information.
`-l' is supplied for backwards compatibility;
finger
as
distributed from Berkeley has this option.
- `--brief'
-
- `-b'
-
Display the "short" form of information for the users fingered. This
is the opposite of `--info'.
- `--port port'
-
- `-P port'
-
Make a connection to port, which can be either a numerical port
number or a service name from `/etc/services'.
- `--help'
-
- `-h'
-
Print a description of all options.
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