Changing the value of "winbind expand groups" to 1 works for me (on
Kubuntu 16.04).
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Title:
Failure mounting cifs volumes pam_mount
To manage no
The value of "winbind expand groups" is 1 for me. However, PAM still
refuses to mount. I resolved this by changing the primary group of each
user in Active Directory to match the value of "sgrp", so apparently the
attribute still only works if it's the primary group of the user.
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In fact the problem is solved using the "winbind expand groups"
parameter in /etc/samba/smb.conf with the value of 1 (winbind expand
groups = 1) .
This was the default in earlier versions of samba, and was changed to 0
(winbind expand groups = 0) from version 4.2.x.
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** Changed in: samba (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed => Invalid
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Title:
Failure mounting cifs volumes pam_mount
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I confirm that this bug occurs on Ubuntu 16.04 as well. A workaround is
to omit the "sgrp" attribute which sometimes causes a 10-second hang per
mount for local users (with no permission for volume) when logging in.
With 10 volumes to mount... yikes!
My configuration:
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** Changed in: samba (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Confirmed
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** Description changed:
Since version " 2: 4.3.8 + dfsg - 0ubuntu0.14.04.2 " current " 2: 4.3.9
+ dfsg - 0ubuntu1 " that cifs volumes with " SGRP " attribute in
pam_mount are not mounted .
In fact the volume is only mounted when the volume access permission
group is the primary group
