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I have searched the existing issues and found none that matched mine
Describe the feature
When logging in using an Entra email ID (e.g., [email protected]), the username and home directory on the VM are the full email address (e.g., /home/[email protected]).
For orgs with only one login domain, it would be great to have the username not include the @foo.com portion. So the username in this case would be bill and the home directory would be /home/bill.
Describe the ideal solution
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Alternatives and current workarounds
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System information and logs
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As a note: if we are going to support such feature:
we need to take into account as the user name is used also for local group membership
consequently, the user name should not conflict with any other local users on the machine and some checks should be done with some integration to ensure that you can’t add a local user afterwards either if the tools don’t do a nss request first
@didrocks We are using a network-mounted shared home directory. Given the lack of uniqueness and consistency guarantees with the current authd UID implementation, I actually want to add a local user with a known UID to every machine but without the ability to login using that local user. Logins would then be mediated by authd, but when they get in, the UID would be set according to the entry in /etc/passwd.
Is there an existing request for this feature?
Describe the feature
When logging in using an Entra email ID (e.g.,
[email protected]
), the username and home directory on the VM are the full email address (e.g.,/home/[email protected]
).For orgs with only one login domain, it would be great to have the username not include the
@foo.com
portion. So the username in this case would bebill
and the home directory would be/home/bill
.Describe the ideal solution
No response
Alternatives and current workarounds
No response
System information and logs
No response
Relevant information
No response
Double check your logs
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: