samba - Jan 2024 - A computer in the Domain got stuck with and old username

Hi all,

==== SETUP ===I have a samba AC/DC in Debian stable. Several Windows client and
a few
Linux/Debian-stable client in the domain, one of those client is called 
CORE1 and it is giving problems.

==== THE FACT ===2 weeks ago i changed all the Domain user names to a
standardized
"name.lastname"

==== PROBLEM ===One computer, CORE1, which runs Jupyter, got stuck with an old
username.
To be more precise, my old username was 'WINDOM\nicola', my new username
is 'WINDOM\nicola.mingotti'.
CORE1 does not see the new user and still things 'WINDOM\nicola' is 
available.

==== WAHT I SEE ===. From 2 computers in the Domain, CORE1 and NAS, NAS is
right, CORE1 is
wrong
foo at core1> getent passwd | grep nic
WINDOM\nicola:*:11103:10513::/home/WINDOM-nicola:/bin/bash

foo at nas> getent passwd | grep nic
WINDOM\nicola.mingotti:*:11103:10513:Nicola 
Mingotti:/home/WINDOM-nicola.mingotti:/bin/bash

=== WHAT I TRIED ===1] I tried to get out from the domain and in again => not
working
foo at core1> sudo net ads leave -U XXX
foo at core1> suod net ads join -U XXX

2] I tried to inspect with opensnoop what getent is looking at
$> sudo opensnoop-bpfcc
I saw some systemd got involved so i changed nsswitch.conf like this and 
reboot
---- /etc/nsswitch.conf ------
passwd:???????? files winbind??? # before has also systemd
group:????????? files winbind??? # before had also systemd
shadow:???????? files
-------------------------------

After every major change I rebooted.

Do you have any ideas ? I am stuck

bye
Nicola

On Mon, 29 Jan 2024 19:18:36 +0100
"Dr. Nicola Mingotti via samba" <samba at lists.samba.org>
wrote:
> Hi all,
> 
> ==== SETUP ===> I have a samba AC/DC in Debian stable. Several Windows
client and a
> few Linux/Debian-stable client in the domain, one of those client is
> called CORE1 and it is giving problems.
> 
> ==== THE FACT ===> 2 weeks ago i changed all the Domain user names to a
standardized
> "name.lastname"
> 
> ==== PROBLEM ===> One computer, CORE1, which runs Jupyter, got stuck
with an old
> username. To be more precise, my old username was 'WINDOM\nicola',
my
> new username is 'WINDOM\nicola.mingotti'.
> CORE1 does not see the new user and still things 'WINDOM\nicola' is
> available.
> 
> ==== WAHT I SEE ===> . From 2 computers in the Domain, CORE1 and NAS,
NAS is right, CORE1
> is wrong
> foo at core1> getent passwd | grep nic
> WINDOM\nicola:*:11103:10513::/home/WINDOM-nicola:/bin/bash
> 
> foo at nas> getent passwd | grep nic
> WINDOM\nicola.mingotti:*:11103:10513:Nicola 
> Mingotti:/home/WINDOM-nicola.mingotti:/bin/bash
> 
> === WHAT I TRIED ===> 1] I tried to get out from the domain and in again
=> not working
> foo at core1> sudo net ads leave -U XXX
> foo at core1> suod net ads join -U XXX
> 
> 2] I tried to inspect with opensnoop what getent is looking at
> $> sudo opensnoop-bpfcc
> I saw some systemd got involved so i changed nsswitch.conf like this
> and reboot
> ---- /etc/nsswitch.conf ------
> passwd:???????? files winbind??? # before has also systemd
> group:????????? files winbind??? # before had also systemd
> shadow:???????? files
> -------------------------------
> 
> After every major change I rebooted.
> 
> Do you have any ideas ? I am stuck
> 
> bye
> Nicola
Have you tried running 'net cache flush' (as root) on core1 ?

Rowland