I’ve seen posts elsewhere about having the user adjust Account Settings > Security > Sign-in Method but this doesn’t seem to exist in 9.2.6 (or at least not the package we have?) Just adding their object distinguishedName as an LDAP identity doesn’t seem to be doing the job (in fact adding an LDAP identity caused permanent lockout as described here: ), only removing the identity allowed it to be unblocked. We are trying to standardize everybody on LDAP (and LDAP objects exist for these users).Īccounts that were created as LDAP accounts are working correctly (so the LDAP auth method is functioning fine) Use the Directory Utility tool to add/edit local groups.I’ve recently inherited an existing gitlab install using the gitlab-ce-9.2.6-ce.0.el7.x86_64 package and I have a few users who have created local accounts over time. You may need to change this if necessary.
(Optional): the default group for new users is Staff, gid=20.Remove this new home directory and rename the old "deleted" home directory as follows: sudo rm -rf /Users/ New local account now has a new /Users/ home directory with Right-click on the new local account, "Advanced.This will rename the user's home folder on the Select the "Don't change the homeįolder" option. In System Preferences, delete the mobile account by selecting it and thenĬlicking on the '-' button.Make a note of the User ID and primary group ID numbers. From the Terminal, execute the id command, where is the name of the mobile user.Make sure the user you are going to change is NOT logged in :-) Log in the client machine as a local administrator.The instructions below apply in a situation where the user had a "mobile" account that has already been synced to the client machine so that the local home directory contained all the data needed by the user.
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