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sathya66
Barite | Level 11

Hi All,

lsf_adm    user is a scheduling user, when this user creates a below tables, lsf_adm    group is in domain users list but not in SAS group. when I checked the lsf_adm  group by using "getent group sas" command ,lsf_adm   is in the SAS group but when it is creating a file why it is in domain users group but not in SAS group. is there any method to create it in SAS group or is it a user setup issue in SMS or  in AD. |Please advice.

 

-rw-rw-r--. 1        abc              sas                    27328512          Mar 26 2018         results_2.sas7bdat
-rw-rw-r--. 1        srv               sas                    36175872          Mar 26 2018         results_3.sas7bdat
-rw-rw-r--. 1        lsf_adm       domain users    196608              May 20 10:28       test.sas7bdat
-rw-rw-r--. 1        lsf_adm       domain users    196608              May 20 10:12       test2.sas7bdat

 

thanks in advance

SS

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Kurt_Bremser
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SAS will use the primary group of a user when creating files. If group "sas" is not returned as the primary group when the LDAP source delivers user metadata, but instead gives you "domain users" as the primary group, then this will be used.

If you want all files created in a directory to belong to a certain group, do this:

  • set this group as the group of the directory (chgrp sas /path/directory)
  • do chmod g+s /path/directory (may need superuser)

 

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Kurt_Bremser
Super User

SAS will use the primary group of a user when creating files. If group "sas" is not returned as the primary group when the LDAP source delivers user metadata, but instead gives you "domain users" as the primary group, then this will be used.

If you want all files created in a directory to belong to a certain group, do this:

  • set this group as the group of the directory (chgrp sas /path/directory)
  • do chmod g+s /path/directory (may need superuser)

 

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