On 7/22/25 16:48, Christopher Paul via sssd-users wrote:


On 7/22/25 14:53, John Hodrien wrote:
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That's my understanding anyway, but I'm not an expert.


You're probably right, but it would be nice if SSSD could retrieve groups for a user but not look up all the members attribute values for all the other members of each group to which one user belongs.


I notice that with "ignore_group_members = true", that the "groups <uid>" command still works.

Oh blast it. Actually with "ignore_group_members = true", "id <uid>" also works, and it does not look up all the members attribute values for all the other members of each group to which one user belongs. So this feature does exist and it's called "ignore_group_members = true".


But I guess it would be nice if "getent group <group name>" worked to list all members without looking up their user values. I see no reason why a group lookup should cause all members' attribute values to be looked up.


Chris
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