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    Adding AD group doesn't give access for user

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      thsk_0336
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      Directory is set to "active Directory (New)".

      When I add a permission for a specific user from my AD everything seems to work fine, but if I add a group, that contains that user, no permission is granted. Any suggestion on how to troubleshoot this would be appreciated.

      Product: ProGet
      Version: 5.1.11

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        thoven
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        Is this user a direct member? If not, you need the latest InedoCore extension (v1.0.8 as of a few minutes ago) and make sure to enable recursive search in its advanced configuration.

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          thsk_0336
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          I just updated the extension, and now I get this error:

          There was an error attempting to load the user directory 'Active Directory (New)' (ID=4). This is likely a result of the InedoCore extension failing to load, or some other custom user directory load failure.

          And I'm unable to log in(Fixing that as we speak)

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            thsk_0336
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            And where do I change the recursive setting? Can't find anything in advanced settings?

            And with that said, the user in question is a direct member of the group as far as I can tell.

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              thoven
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              This is configured in: Admin > Change User Directory (LDAP) > Advanced > Active Directory (New)

              There are ways to test/debug on that page as well.

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                thsk_0336
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                Ok, recursive search enabled, it still doesn't assign the rights based on my group membership.

                I'll create a ticket with a few screenshots, I'd rather not post names of our internal groups on the wider internet :)

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