I've joined the domain and set up group login successfully, but can't get sudo to work for members of that group. %DOMAIN\\domain-group ALL=(ALL) ALL in /etc/sudoers doesn't work---users are not considered to be in sudoers. I think this has something to do with the way Ubuntu is interpreting the AD group because:
- The AD group settings are identical to other working groups, and
domain-groupworks on RHEL servers. /etc/sssd/sssd.confis also identical to working RHEL servers.- Domain user home directories, etc. are assigned to the
domain usersgroup as on working RHEL servers. - I can give individual domain users sudo access via
/etc/sudoers, but not the group. - Logging in as a domain user gives the warning
groups: cannot find name for group ID 16720351. When a domain user runsid,domain-groupis associated with 16745417 instead of this gID. domain-groupis not in/etc/group, but when I attempt to usegroupadd domain-groupto add the group manually, I get the errorgroupadd: group 'domain-group' already exists.
So what's the problem? Is there an Ubuntu-exclusive switch I need to flip or something?