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You can use GroupBy.agg:

You still have to use command substitution to get the output of ok et al. to use as an argument to printf.

This should achieve what you expected :

Finally I find a sample code as follow in pysmb here as os.walk:

If your workgroup is 'ABCDE5' then your your 'idmap config ABC' lines are wrong, they should be 'idmap config ABCDE5'. This has led to your users & groups being put into the '*' domain.

From Microsoft:

This is due to today’s (Patch Tuesday) update to Office. The problem was introduced by a security fix, so it impacts all active versions of Access. We are working on a fix, and will deliver it as quickly as possible.

The update has only been set to automatically update a very small percentage of users, and it looks like we will be able to pause automatic updates, so it will not propagate.

There will be a page added to the

Fixes or workarounds for recent issues in Access (microsoft.com),

which will then be the place to go for updates.

These are the updates that introduced the problem:

Based on your code, it seems you're using Symfony and you have an Active Directory server.

Your code is doing a "password reset", which is something an administrator would do if a user forgets their password. It requires administrative rights and does not require knowing the previous password, and thus it does not enforce previous history.

What you want to do is a "password change". The documentation for unicodePwd explains how to do this:

If the Modify request contains a delete operation containing a value Vdel for unicodePwd followed by an add operation containing a value Vadd for unicodePwd, the server considers the request to be a request to change the password. The server decodes Vadd and Vdel using the password decoding procedure documented later in this section. Vdel is the old password, while Vadd is the new password.

In LDAP, this is called a "batch request", which contains both a delete instruction and an add instruction, all in the same single request to the server. The Symfony documentation includes a section on how to do Batch Updating. In your case, it should look something like this:

You also need to expose the bolt port from the docker container. The default bolt port is 7687.

Accessing the server via IP won't allows DNS name-based SPN to work. The SPN with the IP address is not registered. Use the domain name of the server.