Also facing this issue, it's weird that newer pam-auth-update also ignores
default option in pam configs. So now it's not possible to non-interactively
enable new profile (but it was working in trusty).
Here's updated script to add one profile (mkhomedir) to current set of profiles:
#!/bin/sh
PROFILES=$(debconf-get-selections | grep libpam-runtime/profiles | cut -d ' '
-f 2- | sed s/\,\ mkhomedir//g)
PROFILES="${PROFILES}, mkhomedir"
for profile in /usr/share/pam-configs/*; do
profile_name=$(grep Name: $profile | cut -d ' ' -f 2-)
PROFILES=$(echo $PROFILES | sed s,$(basename
$profile),"${profile_name}",g)
done
cat > $1 <<EOF
libpam-runtime/profiles="${PROFILES}"
EOF
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pam-auth-update ignores debconf settings
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