From: Gerben V. <ger...@su...> - 2015-09-07 11:47:28
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Yes, I got it! The expression associated with mapGroup needed to be quoted and that was not immediately clear to me. Thanks, Gerben > On 07 Sep 2015, at 11:57, Krzysztof Benedyczak <go...@ic...> wrote: > > Dear Gerben, > > W dniu 07.09.2015 o 11:27, Gerben Venekamp pisze: >> Dear all, >> >> I am trying to map a remote user to a group within Unity. I am agble to >> successfully authenticate remotely. A newly authenticated remote user >> gets added to /. Also, in the logs I can see the attributes that have >> been requested. Instead of adding users to the Root group, I want to map >> users to a new group. This does not seem to work for me and I cannot >> figure out what I am doing wrong. Unfortunately, the log files do not >> provide any clues to what is really failing. > > > You simply have to use mapGroup action. The mapAttibute action which you use maps an attribute in a group, but it doesn't imply that the user is added to that group. Also note that group membership in Unity is hierarchical: i.e. all users are always in the '/' and you can add them to subgroups (e.g. /A/B member is also member of /A and /). > > HTH > Krzysztof |