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I have a SuSE 10u2 server (foo) that has been joined to our AD domain. All accounts and groups are AD-only, nothing local. I can log in to foo as AD\user and running 'id' shows user's primary AD group/gid as well as all of the other AD groups he is part of. Trying to 'newgrp' to any of the non-primary groups, however, results in a password prompt. I have /etc/ldap.conf configured such that I can successfully 'ldapsearch' against AD and /etc/nsswitch.conf contains "group: compat ldap lsass". (lsass is Likewise Open, which we used to join the system to AD. Their mailing list was not helpful.) If I add AD\user to a local group in /etc/group I can successfully newgrp to it and back to my primary AD gid w/o a password prompt. Any thoughts on where to look next? Thanks, Dan
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