LinuxCommandLibrary

fprintd-list

display enrolled fingerprints

TLDR

List enrolled fingerprints for a specific user

$ fprintd-list [username]
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List enrolled fingerprints for multiple users
$ fprintd-list [username1] [username2] ...
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$ fprintd-list
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SYNOPSIS

fprintd-list username [username...]

DESCRIPTION

fprintd-list displays the fingerprints enrolled in the fprintd database for specified users. The output shows which fingers have been registered for each user.
The command queries the fprintd daemon via D-Bus to retrieve enrollment information. This is useful for verifying which fingers are registered before attempting authentication or deciding which additional fingers to enroll.

CAVEATS

Requires the fprintd daemon to be running. May require appropriate permissions to list fingerprints for other users.

SEE ALSO

> TERMINAL_GEAR

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> TERMINAL_GEAR

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