From comment #6 i got the idea that /etc/group is cached and read only once during start up or simmilar.
Would it be possible to refresh the cache when a request is made for a new user, that previously wasn't queried before?
Or maybe only rely on chache for new users after some amount of seconds has passed without changes (due to session scripts).
From comment #6 i got the idea that /etc/group is cached and read only once during start up or simmilar.
Would it be possible to refresh the cache when a request is made for a new user, that previously wasn't queried before?
Or maybe only rely on chache for new users after some amount of seconds has passed without changes (due to session scripts).