Run docker exec --user www-data -it nextcloud-aio-nextcloud php occ group:list
Expected behavior
All groups created in LLDAP and not explicitly excluded in the integration app should be available from Nextcloud.
Actual behavior
When I set up the LDAP connection through the LDAP/AD integration app, clicking "Verify settings and count the groups" returns the correct number of groups, which are also visible in the list above. However, they are not visible either in Nextcloud or OCC. The group list only shows the internal LLDAP groups (lldap_admin, lldap_password_manager & lldap_strict_readonly), but no custom groups. Because of this, I suspect this is an issue with Nextcloud (not necessarily AIO) rather than LLDAP, but I could be wrong about that.
Steps to reproduce
Set up Nextcloud AIO with LLDAP as the user and group backend, for example, with this Compose configuration:
docker exec --user www-data -it nextcloud-aio-nextcloud php occ group:list
Expected behavior
All groups created in LLDAP and not explicitly excluded in the integration app should be available from Nextcloud.
Actual behavior
When I set up the LDAP connection through the LDAP/AD integration app, clicking "Verify settings and count the groups" returns the correct number of groups, which are also visible in the list above. However, they are not visible either in Nextcloud or OCC. The group list only shows the internal LLDAP groups (lldap_admin, lldap_password_manager & lldap_strict_readonly), but no custom groups. Because of this, I suspect this is an issue with Nextcloud (not necessarily AIO) rather than LLDAP, but I could be wrong about that.
Host OS
Ubuntu 22.04.4 LTS
Nextcloud AIO version
v8.0.0
Current channel
latest