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Your sysadmin should be able to solve this by editing the /etc/group file and adding it.<br />
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somename:!:50033
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Your sysadmin should be able to solve this by editing the /etc/group file and adding it.

somename:!:50033

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The groups are provided by AD. &nbsp;It appears to be a blank group.
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The groups are provided by AD.  It appears to be a blank group.

Sr. Cloud Services Engineer

Craig Sharp

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AD Joined Ubuntu 16.04 server is receiving the following warning upon login of an AD authenticated user.<br />
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groups: cannot find name for group ID 50033<br />
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We are unable find a way to stop this warning. &nbsp;We have cleared the SMB cache, removed the cache file, forcing a recache, removed cached_login from pam and still we are unable to eliminate it. &nbsp;Its more of a an annoyance than anything, but it is causing our users to question it.<br />
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Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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AD Joined Ubuntu 16.04 server is receiving the following warning upon login of an AD authenticated user.

groups: cannot find name for group ID 50033

We are unable find a way to stop this warning.  We have cleared the SMB cache, removed the cache file, forcing a recache, removed cached_login from pam and still we are unable to eliminate it.  Its more of a an annoyance than anything, but it is causing our users to question it.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

groups: cannot find name for group ID 50033

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