Hello Robertson,
Actually, I can manage primary GID with :
# This parameter allows Auto Zone installations to designate user's GID
# to be set to the user's UID. If this value is set to false and
# auto.schema.primary.gid is not set or set to -1. Then the user AD primary
# group will be used as the user's GID. If the user does not have an AD
# primary group then the user's GID will be set to the group "nobody". You must
# run adflush to flush the cache after changing this value.
#
# On Darwin
#auto.schema.private.group: false
I can also manage home directory with :
# grep auto.schema.homedir /etc/centrifydc/centrifydc.conf | grep -v "#"
auto.schema.homedir: /users/%{user}
For some users, the AD primary group is set on linux side (see pr7_c on my previous post). But for some users, it did'nt works. Do you know why ? Is that a bug on centrify express ?
Kind regards,
Pierre