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Unable to see secondary groups in `id` listing
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Any updates here? Ran into the same problem (sssd 1.11.5-1ubuntu3
trusty).
The secondary groups are missing with an id user, while getent
group secondary_group shows the correct information. Please fix this
since it's not possible to set any secondary group in directive
simple_allow_groups in
Status changed to 'Confirmed' because the bug affects multiple users.
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Status: New = Confirmed
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Apologies for the late reply, but in the mean time I have indeed
switched to the AD backend. It seems to be working alright, although I'm
still trying to get dynamic DNS updates to work...
I performed the tests you wanted, with the results as attached. Note
that the users 'ismith', 'amay', and
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Hi,
I'm sorry about the problem you hit, however, I need some more
information to diagnose the problem.
First, I wonder if using the AD back end would suit your setup better since you
seem to be using AD on the server side. Check out some introduction to the AD
provider here:
