Hi Guys,
I've encountered that sometimes the cp_postgres user has been added to the root group. Here is an output from my lab:
[Expert@zsszlama-cp-mgmt2:0]# grep -i root sec*
secure.2:Apr 20 14:04:35 2023 zsszlama-cp-mgmt2 usermod[9277]: add `cp_postgres' to group `root'
secure.2:Apr 20 14:04:35 2023 zsszlama-cp-mgmt2 usermod[9277]: add `cp_postgres' to shadow group `root'
secure.3:Feb 13 14:23:12 2023 zsszlama-cp-mgmt2 usermod[9470]: add `cp_postgres' to group `root'
secure.3:Feb 13 14:23:12 2023 zsszlama-cp-mgmt2 usermod[9470]: add `cp_postgres' to shadow group `root'
secure.4:Feb 6 11:10:06 2023 zsszlama-cp-mgmt2 useradd[20669]: new group: name=dockerroot, GID=103
secure.4:Feb 6 11:10:06 2023 zsszlama-cp-mgmt2 useradd[20669]: new user: name=dockerroot, UID=103, GID=103, home=/usr/com/docker, shell=/sbin/nologin
secure.4:Feb 6 11:16:55 2023 zsszlama-cp-mgmt2 usermod[9475]: add `cp_postgres' to group `root'
secure.4:Feb 6 11:16:55 2023 zsszlama-cp-mgmt2 usermod[9475]: add `cp_postgres' to shadow group `root'
[Expert@zsszlama-cp-mgmt2:0]#
I've double checked that at some of our customers and I could also see those processes at them.
Could you please enlighten me what is the purpose of these process and what is triggering it? I was not able to find an SK about it?
Thanks in advance!
Zsolt