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New The problem stems from the...
.forward being run by a program the switches users to the one it applies to. It only runs with the primary rights of this user.

If you need to get ALL the groups, you need to change the "su" to and "su -". Personally, I've never done it, so I don't know how to do it.

I am betting someone has, but searching for this particular thing would strain even the best of any Google-Fu *ANYONE* has to offer.

forward is a messy messy messy search term. "forward looking" "going forward"... and so on.
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New Yeah, I picked up on that
I've worked around it.

I currently have a perl script that does moth of my automation buy watching drop directories and "doing stuff" as needed.

It allows setting of the user to run as and executes the program via:
su -c "Command to run" User_To_Run_As

This allows full group(s) access.

I was hoping to avoid the setup portion (10 lines or so of a config file) but I bit the bullet.
     .forward groups - (crazy) - (2)
         The problem stems from the... - (folkert) - (1)
             Yeah, I picked up on that - (crazy)

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