I need to identify local users vs. sssd users in /etc/bashrc

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I have a CentOS system. There are local users (root, etc.) and Active Directory users via sssd/realm. Is there a way in /etc/bashrc to test for local users?

I'm using a structure like this:

GROUPS=`id -Gr $USER`

for i in "${GROUPS[@]}"; do

 #admin check

 if [ $i == 199299399 ]; then

to identify specific groups for the Active Directory users. It isn't practical for me to enumerate all the local groups.

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I have a CentOS system. There are local users (root, etc.) and Active Directory users via sssd/realm. Is there a way in /etc/bashrc to test for local users?

I'm using a structure like this:

GROUPS=`id -Gr $USER`

for i in "${GROUPS[@]}"; do

 #admin check

 if [ $i == 199299399 ]; then

to identify specific groups for the Active Directory users. It isn't practical for me to enumerate all the local groups.

edited Jan 2 at 20:14

asked Jan 2 at 20:02

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I have a CentOS system. There are local users (root, etc.) and Active Directory users via sssd/realm. Is there a way in /etc/bashrc to test for local users?

I'm using a structure like this:

GROUPS=`id -Gr $USER`

for i in "${GROUPS[@]}"; do

 #admin check

 if [ $i == 199299399 ]; then

to identify specific groups for the Active Directory users. It isn't practical for me to enumerate all the local groups.

edited Jan 2 at 20:14

asked Jan 2 at 20:02

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I have a CentOS system. There are local users (root, etc.) and Active Directory users via sssd/realm. Is there a way in /etc/bashrc to test for local users?

I'm using a structure like this:

GROUPS=`id -Gr $USER`

for i in "${GROUPS[@]}"; do

 #admin check

 if [ $i == 199299399 ]; then

to identify specific groups for the Active Directory users. It isn't practical for me to enumerate all the local groups.

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Found this, which works for my situation:

elif [[ -z `grep $USER /etc/passwd 1> /dev/null` ]]; then

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Found this, which works for my situation:

elif [[ -z `grep $USER /etc/passwd 1> /dev/null` ]]; then

answered Jan 3 at 13:00

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Found this, which works for my situation:

elif [[ -z `grep $USER /etc/passwd 1> /dev/null` ]]; then

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Found this, which works for my situation:

elif [[ -z `grep $USER /etc/passwd 1> /dev/null` ]]; then

answered Jan 3 at 13:00

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Found this, which works for my situation:

elif [[ -z `grep $USER /etc/passwd 1> /dev/null` ]]; then

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