Hi, I found strange result for 'id' use. If run id with lowercase login we getting this
[shev_ay@pandora Admins]$ id -a shev_ay uid=1062(shev_ay) gid=513(DomainUsers) groups=513(DomainUsers),100(users),2005(vboxusers),2006(ossec),512(DomainAdmins),201(hpclj5550),203(xpe120i),1010(xpe120i2),1013(PetrelUsers),1019(AddressBook),1020(prjREGION),1039(GGX_users),1040(Project0),1041(ATSusers),1045(SharedRoster),1046(prjSAMOTLOR),1047(DIRECTUM_users),1048(unixadmins),1057(prjSAMOTLOR_GDM) if first letter in uppercase, we get [shev_ay@pandora Admins]$ id -a Shev_ay uid=1062(shev_ay) gid=513(DomainUsers) groups=513(DomainUsers) and last, if first letter in uppercase and space at end [shev_ay@pandora Admins]$ id -a 'shev_ay ' uid=1062(shev_ay) gid=513(DomainUsers) groups=513(DomainUsers),512(DomainAdmins),201(hpclj5550),203(xpe120i),1010(xpe120i2),1013(PetrelUsers),1019(AddressBook),1020(prjREGION),1039(GGX_users),1040(Project0),1041(ATSusers),1045(SharedRoster),1046(prjSAMOTLOR),1047(DIRECTUM_users),1048(unixadmins),1057(prjSAMOTLOR_GDM) cat /etc/nsswitch.conf passwd: files ldap shadow: files ldap group: files ldap p.s into ldap all fields is lowercase -- Anton Shevtsov
