AWS Delete user, remove all secondary groups first.

To make sure tha on delete the user is removed from all secondary groups
unset them first before running the userdel command.

-r might not be enought to do that in some situations

bin/delete_user.sh

@@ -164,9 +164,13 @@ for username in "$@"; do
 
 	echo "[1] Remove user + home dir";
 	if [ ${TEST} -eq 0 ]; then
-		userdel -r "${username}"
+		# remove all secondary group entries first before we delete the user
+		# there might be cases where they are left
+		usermod -G "" "${username}";
+		userdel -r "${username}";
 	else
-		echo "$> userdel -r ${username}";
+		echo "$> usermod -G \"\" \"${username}\"";
+		echo "$> userdel -r \"${username}\"";
 	fi;
 
 	# remove ssh files in pub

bin/lock_user.sh

@@ -46,6 +46,8 @@ ssh_allow_group="sshallow";
 ssh_forward_group="sshforward";
 user_group_tpl="gpasswd -d %s %s\ngpasswd -a %s %s\n";
 
+# base folder for all data
+BASE_FOLDER=$(dirname "$(readlink -f "$0")")"/";
 LOG="${BASE_FOLDER}/../log/user_management.log";
 function write_log()
 {