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From: Tom Schutter <tschutter AT firstam DOT com>
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Subject: cyglsa and group membership
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Does cyglsa attempt to deal with nested group membership?  If group B
is a member of group A, and I am a member of group B, will group A
appear in the "groups" command output?

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