Lines Matching defs:group
90 /* Request all of the group attributes that we know
260 "User is not a member of any group in the search bases\n");
263 /* Get the current sysdb group list for this user
277 * nested group searches, so we can just update the
501 /* Get the current sysdb group list for this user so we can update it. */
659 * next group. This may happen for example if the group is built-in,
911 "Could not retrieve group name from sysdb\n");
916 /* This is a new group. For now, we will store it under the name
917 * of its SID. When a direct lookup of the group or its GID occurs,
929 "group: [%s]\n", strerror(ret));
934 DEBUG(SSSDBG_MINOR_FAILURE, "Could not look up group in sysdb: "
1218 * will get name of the group and update the membership. Otherwise we need
1232 /* we will update membership of this group */
1236 "Could not retrieve group name from sysdb\n");
1251 /* we need to download this group */
1262 * will just ignore them and continue with the next group. */
1536 struct sysdb_attrs *group;
1601 ret = sysdb_attrs_get_string(gr->group, SYSDB_NAME, &sysdb_name);
1609 ret = sysdb_attrs_get_string(gr->group, SYSDB_OBJECTCLASS, &class);
1611 /* If objectclass is missing gr->group is a nested parent found during
1612 * the nested group lookup. It might not already stored in the cache.
1616 "for [%s], assuming group.\n", sysdb_name);
1618 /* make sure group exists in cache */
1619 groups[0]= gr->group;
1630 ret = sysdb_attrs_primary_name(dom->sysdb, gr->group,
1765 /* The values from the hash are either user or group objects returned
1860 * parent domain. For trusted domains, we need to know the group type
1863 * is fixed, we also fetch the group object if group members are ignored
1865 * tokengroups object without name is replaced by the full group object