yes nine is in the secondary of the apache group
Honestly, I have no idea. Iâve never seen this behavior and nobodyâs reported it, as far as I recall.
I think Iâd need to login and look to sort out whatâs going on. If you want to make a PM to @staff (or just me, doesnât matter, really) about this, I can have a look. I probably donât need root (since youâve ruled out SELinux as a possible cause), you can just make a domain account that has this problem on one of its subservers and let me see that.
After having a look at this, the problem was determined to be with NFS, which has a secondary group limit of 16. There are workarounds, assuming you can also manage the NFS server, so that groups can be synced and an additional config option can be set.
Hereâs one blog post about it with a pretty good explanation of the problem and the solution:
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