RATSCHECK

        Ratscheck is a tool designed to aid the system administrator
        in both debugging of various problems and account cleanup.
        Ratscheck takes an account type and a user as input and checks
        if the user is qualified for that account type.

        The account type must be one of the types defined in rats.conf
        under %ACCOUNTS and the user can be identified by IID, SSN, or
        username (though the appropriate switch must be used to
        differentiate between the three, see usage). If no arguments
        are given then ratscheck will prompt for them.

        This tool can be used to check if a user meets the requirements
        for an account (i.e. roles, classes, etc.). It can also be used
        in the process of account cleanup by checking that the users
        already on your system still meet the requirements for the account
        types they are currently in.

        BUGS: the verbose, do nothing, and quiet flags may or may not do
        anything useful.

        Usage:

ratscheck [-n] [-q] [-D] [-v] [-a<account>] [-i<iid>] [-s<ssn>]
[-U<uname>]
where:  -a account type
        -i <iid>
        -s <ssn>
        -u <username>
        -n do nothing
        -v verbose
        -q quiet
        -D debug. This creates verbose log messages