Filename: /var///lib/dpkg/info///libpam-modules:amd64.preinst

#!/bin/sh set -e . /usr/share/debconf/confmodule handle_profiles_with_removed_modules() { removed_modules="$1" profiles="" modules="" test -x /usr/sbin/pam-auth-update ||return 0 test -r /var/lib/pam/auth ||return 0 for module in $removed_modules; do new_profiles=$( perl -nle 'BEGIN {$removed = shift;} /^Module: (.*)$/&&($profile = $1); /^[^#]*$removed/&&$profile&&($profiles{$profile} = 1); END {print join("\n",keys %profiles) if %profiles;}' \ $module \ /var/lib/pam/auth /var/lib/pam/account \ /var/lib/pam/password /var/lib/pam/session \ /var/lib/pam/session-noninteractive) if [ "$new_profiles" != "" ]; then modules="$modules $module" profiles="${profiles}${new_profiles}" fi done profiles=$( echo "$profiles" |sort |uniq) if [ "$profiles" != "" ]; then db_reset libpam-modules/profiles-disabled db_subst libpam-modules/profiles-disabled modules "$modules" db_input critical libpam-modules/profiles-disabled ||true db_go ||true pam-auth-update --remove $profiles fi } if dpkg --compare-versions "$2" lt-nl 1.4.0-5; then db_version 2.0 handle_profiles_with_removed_modules pam_tally # We have a generic template for removing pam-profiles because # there is a sane automatic action. If we detect the modules in # user configurations we want a specific template so we can # recommend a replacement # /dev/null reference is to make sure we don't grep stdin if # somehow ls returns empty if grep -qe '^[^#]*pam_tally' $(ls -1d /etc/pam.d/* | grep -e '^/etc/pam.d/[0-9a-zA-Z/-]*$' ) /dev/null ; then db_input critical libpam-modules/deprecate-tally ||true db_go ||true exit 2 fi if pidof xscreensaver xlockmore >/dev/null; then db_input critical libpam-modules/disable-screensaver || true db_go || true fi fi

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