samba - Apr 2022 - Rename user

Hi!

I renamed a noemd and user, via RSAT and until all OK, however in the 
Client a Debina 10, the user is not being listed with all the groups and 
the errors informing the old name.

# before
id XXX
6 groups

# Now
id XXX
uid=101240(XXX) gid=100513(XXXX) groups=100513(XXXXX)

The UID is the same, in the correct way, if I try to "turn" the user
via
SU, I get the error:

pam_unix(su-l:account): could not identify user (from getpwnam(YYYYY))

Where YYY is username before renaming.

With getent:
getent passwd XXXX

YYYY:*:101240:100513:YYYY:/home/YYY:/bin/bash

Where YYY is username before renaming.

What I already did, but if successful:

service winbind stop
service smbd stop
service nmbd stop

net cache flush
rm -f /var/lib/samba/*.tdb
rm -f /var/lib/samba/group_mapping.ldb
net ads join -U Administrator
service smbd start
service nmbd start

service winbind start


Problems only occur on servers that this user has already logged in, on 
others that don't, if you test "id" everything appears right and
without
SU errors.

Client:
Debian 10


Regrads;

Hi!


Any ideia ?


Regards;



Em 25/04/2022 19:04, Carlos escreveu:
> Hi!
>
> I renamed a noemd and user, via RSAT and until all OK, however in the 
> Client a Debina 10, the user is not being listed with all the groups 
> and the errors informing the old name.
>
> # before
> id XXX
> 6 groups
>
> # Now
> id XXX
> uid=101240(XXX) gid=100513(XXXX) groups=100513(XXXXX)
>
> The UID is the same, in the correct way, if I try to "turn" the
user
> via SU, I get the error:
>
> pam_unix(su-l:account): could not identify user (from getpwnam(YYYYY))
>
> Where YYY is username before renaming.
>
> With getent:
> getent passwd XXXX
>
> YYYY:*:101240:100513:YYYY:/home/YYY:/bin/bash
>
> Where YYY is username before renaming.
>
> What I already did, but if successful:
>
> service winbind stop
> service smbd stop
> service nmbd stop
>
> net cache flush
> rm -f /var/lib/samba/*.tdb
> rm -f /var/lib/samba/group_mapping.ldb
> net ads join -U Administrator
> service smbd start
> service nmbd start
>
> service winbind start
>
>
> Problems only occur on servers that this user has already logged in, 
> on others that don't, if you test "id" everything appears
right and
> without SU errors.
>
> Client:
> Debian 10
>
>
> Regrads;
>