{{^isServiceAccount}}Name:{{givenName}} {{sn}} {{/isServiceAccount}}
Email:{{mail}}
{{#emailVerified}} Verified{{/emailVerified}}
Phone:{{mobile}}
{{#phoneVerified}} Verified{{/phoneVerified}}
Location (Site):{{location}} LDAP DN:{{dn}} Home Directory:{{homeDirectory}} Login Shell:{{loginShell}} Manager(s):
{{#managerUids}}{{.}}{{/managerUids}}
Status:
{{#isActive}}Active{{/isActive}}
{{#isInactive}}Inactive{{/isInactive}}
Date of Birth:{{dateOfBirth}} TOS:
{{#tosAccepted}}Accepted{{/tosAccepted}}
{{#tosNotAccepted}}Pending{{/tosNotAccepted}}
SSH Public Key:{{sshPublicKey}} Unix User ID:{{uidNumber}} Unix Group ID:{{gidNumber}} Description:
{{description}}
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{{description}}
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other accounts here as supplementary members (e.g. to share write
access to files owned by this group).
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{{uid}}
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