eaccounts also within

admin-guide/configuration/eaccounts.md

@@ -52,16 +52,16 @@ The way this has been solved causes problems with group member lookups with eacc
 
 Without eaccounts only normal users are found as part of the group (which is correct):
 ```
-[root@lxdev04 ~]# getent group p21996
-p21996:*:21996:dorigo_a,cirelli_c
+[root@lxdev04 ~]# getent group SARESA
+SARESA:*:35184:babic_a,ebner,kapeller,...,huppert_m,carulla_m,schoel_m
 [root@lxdev04 ~]#
 ```
 
 but with eaccounts enabled only the eaccount members are listed:
 ```
-[root@lxdev01 ~]# getent group p21996
-p21996:*:21996:e21996
-[root@lxdev01 ~]# 
+[root@lxdev01 ~]# getent group SARESA
+SARESA:*:35184:e21996,e21997,e21992,...,e17806,e17589,gac-alvra
+[root@lxdev01 ~]#
 ```
 
 If for a system this is a problem, and at the same time there is no need for ignoring `override_homedir`, you may enable the eaccounts with
@@ -71,11 +71,12 @@ aaa::enable_eaccounts: true
 aaa::enable_eaccounts::ignore_override_homedir: false
 ```
 
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+then you get both type of members:
+```
+[root@lxdev07 ~]# getent group SARESA
+SARESA:*:35184:e21996,...,e17589,ext-kapetanaki_s,...,ext-tyrala_k
+[root@lxdev07 ~]# 
+```
 
 There is a [open case](https://access.redhat.com/support/cases/#/case/03912615) at RedHat on how to deal best with this problem.