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I found another problem: The changes made by synouidmod are not persistent.
If you reboot DSM, all changes are lost.
admin@vdsm:/volume1/workspace$ sudo ./synouidmod test 10123 10234
Database opened successfully
User 'test' has been found: username=test, uid=1026, gid=100
Modifying 'youtrack' to uid=10123, gid=10234
Update successfull
# reboot ...
admin@vdsm:/volume1/workspace$ sudo ./synouidmod test
Database opened successfully
User 'TEST1' has been found: username=test, uid=1026, gid=100
No modifications applied to database
Is there something we can do or is synouidmod working as intended?
In the latter case my solution would be to create a script and execute it after every start of DSM
update
id -u USERNAME (which reads /etc/passwd) doesn't work too. Take a look at this please:
admin@vdsm:/volume1/workspace# ./synouidmod test 9000 100
Database opened successfully
User 'TEST' has been found: username=test, uid=1026, gid=100
Modifying 'test' to uid=9000, gid=100
Update successfull
admin@vdsm:/volume1/workspace# ./synouidmod test
Database opened successfully
User 'TEST' has been found: username=test, uid=9000, gid=100
No modifications applied to database
adim@vdsm:/volume1/workspace# id -u test
1026
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Hello again @sunnyone,
I found another problem: The changes made by
synouidmod
are not persistent.If you reboot DSM, all changes are lost.
Is there something we can do or is
synouidmod
working as intended?In the latter case my solution would be to create a script and execute it after every start of DSM
update
id -u USERNAME
(which reads/etc/passwd
) doesn't work too. Take a look at this please:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: