>> I want now, on this local machine, that everybody, who can login, is in >> another group, maybe "audio". I can add certain ldap users to the >> /etc/group file, which is respected. So my ldap user is in the local >> wheel group, too. > > If every user that logs in gets the same GID (domain users), you can > change the group IDs for those other groups to match. There is no > reason your /etc/group cannot contain: > > domain users:x:1000 > audio:x:1000 > cdrom:x:1000
Thank you, it seems to work. However I don't like idea, because the association is no more clear, because `id` does not list me in the group 'audio' then. I will see, if this setup behaves odd, or if it works fine. Cheers, Sascha
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