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Re: Active Directory Plug-In Caching?




On Oct 15, 2004, at 11:51 AM, Lee Henderson wrote:

How can I force my xserve to reload the information from the ad controller for a given user, or for the entire domain?

there's no 'update now' button or command


I have a user whose group membership isnt being recogonized, but it used to be fine, and the user still has access on the ad controller.



The default entry is 12 hours; you're looking for Group Search Interval Hours key in ActiveDirectory.plist.



I suppose I'm a little in the dark about how the ad plugin works - as I understand it, its just another lookupd agent, but i don't know if there's a tool on the cli to control this aspect. I know about dsconfigad, but it doesn't seem to have any options that would help this situation, other than unbind/rebind :|

lookupd does not come into play.


Also, I seem to have a problem where the user's primary POSIX group under their Windows account is not recognized by the ad plugin when inspected with WGM - neither are the permissions honored for that group. Any ideas?



When you say primary POSIX group which AD attribute are you referring to. The plug-in does not know how to use services for unix attributes without extra configuration.


Are you mapping UniqueID to a specific attribute? This has not been reliable in my experience. Also keep in mind that a user may only be a member of 16 groups.

What does

groups username

show?

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