I have to add another AD group to the local admin group to my AD bound
Macs, but every time I run dsconfigad, it deletes the groups that are
already there and just adds the new group I entered. The strange thing is
if I add a group from the GUI it works, if I look at system.log, it shows
that the command that ran was:
/usr/sbin/dsconfigad -groups "name of group"
When I run it from the command line it shows the same thing but it erases
the old groups and only leaves behind the new group??
Is there a way to have dsconfigad append instead of replace from the
command line?
Macs, but every time I run dsconfigad, it deletes the groups that are
already there and just adds the new group I entered. The strange thing is
if I add a group from the GUI it works, if I look at system.log, it shows
that the command that ran was:
/usr/sbin/dsconfigad -groups "name of group"
When I run it from the command line it shows the same thing but it erases
the old groups and only leaves behind the new group??
Is there a way to have dsconfigad append instead of replace from the
command line?