systemd already Recommends: libpam-systemd, so it should already be installed by default. It's not strictly required, so it can be removed for people who know what they are doing, don't need user logins, and need a minimal footprint (embedded devices or container workloads, for example). Similar story for policykit-1.
Hence my question how you installed this box -- if this is any supported method such as netboot, and that doesn't install it by default, this is what we need to fix.
> b) Makes systemd dependent of libpam-systemd.
systemd already Recommends: libpam-systemd, so it should already be installed by default. It's not strictly required, so it can be removed for people who know what they are doing, don't need user logins, and need a minimal footprint (embedded devices or container workloads, for example). Similar story for policykit-1.
Hence my question how you installed this box -- if this is any supported method such as netboot, and that doesn't install it by default, this is what we need to fix.