Yes, I meant Users/Groups.pm. The syntax error is actually not a perl
message: it comes from the shell because of the parentheses in
"ARRAY()". But that's not an issue since we only want to get the message
printed.
Everything seems to be fine - at least groups are found and filled
correctly. So I suspect two errors: either the list of members is not
passed correctly, or the logindefs are wrong.
The former is easy to check too, just add
&Utils::File::run ("echo " . join(".", @a));
The latter not hard either: add something like
&Utils::File::run ("echo Min: $$logindefs{"gmin"}");
&Utils::File::run ("echo Max: $$logindefs{"gmax"}");
before 'return' in GroupsConfig.pm:get().
If there's a problem, then you should check your /etc/login.defs for GID_MIN
and GID_MAX entries. But that problem should not happen since default values
should be used.
I'm not very familiar with perl, so I'm a little lost with lists
becoming arrays then structs. But since we're looking for a relatively
rare bug, I don't think that's a plain syntax error. Thanks for your
debugging work, and don't hesitate to play with this method to get more
details, as you likely know has much as I do about perl.
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users-admin (System->Administration->Users and Groups) overwrites group file
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/160862
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