New users added to non-admin group still mapped to UNIX group 'wheel'

[jovatn]

Current Behavior

Creating a new user, and adding it to a non-admin group will result in the user being mapped to the privileged group 'wheel'.

Just creating the new user (jacky) will not give this result ...

admin@switch:/> configure 
admin@switch:/config/> edit system authentication user jacky
admin@switch:/config/system/authentication/user/jacky/> change password
New password: 
Retype password: 
admin@switch:/config/system/authentication/user/jacky/> set shell clish
admin@switch:/config/system/authentication/user/jacky/> leave
admin@switch:/> exit
admin@switch:~$ cat /etc/group
...
wheel:x:10:root,admin
...
admin:x:1000:
jacky:x:1001:
admin@switch:~$ 

... however, after adding jacky to a non-admin group (foobar), jacky ends up in the wheel group.

admin@switch:/> configure
admin@switch:/config/> edit nacm group foobar
admin@switch:/config/nacm/group/foobar/> set user-name jacky
admin@switch:/config/nacm/group/foobar/> leave
admin@switch:/> exit
admin@switch:~$ cat /etc/group
...
wheel:x:10:root,admin,jacky
...
admin:x:1000:
jacky:x:1001:
admin@switch:~$    

Expected Behavior

Users should not be added to UNIX group 'wheel' unless they are added to NACM group 'admin'.

Steps To Reproduce

1. Install Infix 24.04.2
2. Factory reset
3. Carry out commands as shown above.

Additional information

No response

[troglobit]

Reproduced, nice finding!

I believe this is the root cause also of #468. Nope, that one had a root-cause all on its own.