Thanks, so simply stripping off the ADdomain does not cut it... Then 2 more commands:
1) ./checkuser -check "BSI\\userid1" echo $? 2) ltrace su - "BSI\\userid1" > & /tmp/outfile.txt (press CTRL-D to quit the shell) Feel free to strip everything - just send me the parameters to the getpwnam() call. Rayson On Fri, Jan 13, 2012 at 6:04 PM, Wolf, Dale <dwo...@bloodsystems.org> wrote: > Here you go. > > > > FYI. I have globally change the server name, AD domain name, and user > account to a generic value in this email. > > > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > server1:~ # su - userid1 > > su: user userid1 does not exist > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > server1:~ # su - BSI\\userid1 > > AD1\userid1@server1:~> id > > uid=10000(AD1\userid1) gid=10005(AD1\domain users) groups=10005(AD1\domain > users),10006(AD1\onesign_kronos),10007(AD1\$duplicate-3e53),10008(AD1\messagestats > web),10009(AD1\p8_ros_os_users),10010(AD1\sp infopath > members),10011(AD1\xenconnect all > users),10012(AD1\p8_dc_ri_views),10013(AD1\onesign_bluecoat_access),10014(AD1\pa > e-donor),10015(AD1\p8_dc_earch_views),10016(AD1\pa office > 2003),10017(AD1\onesign_commvault),10018(AD1\xenconnect xa6 > users),10019(AD1\p8_dc_sop_views),10020(AD1\bsi it systems > unix),10021(AD1\p8_dc_os_users),10022(AD1\p8_dc_forms_views),10023(AD1\p8_dc_odg_views),10024(AD1\xc > edms),10025(AD1\pa > edms),10026(AD1\$duplicate-477a),10027(AD1\onesign_citrix_web_interface),10028(AD1\onesign_progesa_reflections_i),10029(AD1\bsiitsystems),10030(AD1\onesign_boe_crystal_reports),10031(AD1\pa > drive mapping),10032(AD1\onesign_progesa_putty_i),10033(AD1\it time > management),10034(AD1\pm enterprise resources),10035(AD1\pa > magic),10036(AD1\pa iexplorer),10037(AD1\sysadmin full access),10038(AD1\pm > project server team members),10039(AD1\bsi information > technology),10040(AD1\p8_dc_trngmat_views),10041(AD1\internet),10042(AD1\p8defaultobjectstoreusers),10043(AD1\p8_dc_images_views),10044(AD1\sp > pto > users),10045(AD1\crystalusers),10046(AD1\sysadminlogs),10047(AD1\onesign_progesa_reflections_ii_prod),10048(AD1\onesign_webmail),10049(AD1\onesign_iconnect),10050(AD1\onesign_support_magic),10051(AD1\sp > training users),10052(AD1\vmware > administrators),10053,10054(AD1\sophosuser),10056(AD1\sp company images > readonly) > > AD1\userid1@server1:~> cd /opt/sge/utilbin/linux-x64/ > > > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > AD1\userid1@server1:/opt/sge/utilbin/linux-x64> ls > > adminrun checkprog echo_raw fstype gethostbyname getservbyname > loadcheck qrsh_starter rlogin rshd spooldefaults spoolinit > uidgid > > authuser checkuser filestat gethostbyaddr gethostname infotext > now read_raw rsh sge_share_mon spooledit testsuidroot > valid_jvmlib > > AD1\userid1@server1:/opt/sge/utilbin/linux-x64> ./checkuser -check userid1 > > AD1\userid1@server1:/opt/sge/utilbin/linux-x64> echo $? > > 1 > > > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > > > > > -----Original Message----- > From: Rayson Ho [mailto:ray...@scalablelogic.com] > Sent: Friday, January 13, 2012 3:45 PM > To: Wolf, Dale > Cc: users@gridengine.org > Subject: Re: [gridengine users] Grid Engine complains about backslash in > username when user is logged in with Active Directory account > > > > I don't have access to a system with Active Directory account > > management, so I will need your help. Can you run the following > > commands on your system and send us the output?? > > > > 1) id > > > > 2) in $SGE_ROOT/utilbin/<architecture>/, run: > > > > ./checkuser -check <userid> (ie. remove the ADdomain in ADdomain\userid.) > > echo $? > > > > I am interested in finding out if just using the userid is sufficient > > to authenticate or switch to the user. Also, does "sudo su - userid" > > work on the system?? > > > > Rayson > > > > _______________________________________________ users mailing list users@gridengine.org https://gridengine.org/mailman/listinfo/users
