This is probably related to #635698 and specifically to the issue I noticed while trying to verify a fix for that issue, that several packages including keyutils and ecryptfs-utils were set so autoremove tries to remove them when it should not do so.
Workaround for now is likely to be to log in as a user who does not use an encrypted home directory but is in the admin group, do
sudo apt-get install ecryptfs-utils
and then reboot.
The real fix is (I suspect) to cause something (lxde? maybe?) to depend on ecryptfs-utils.
This is probably related to #635698 and specifically to the issue I noticed while trying to verify a fix for that issue, that several packages including keyutils and ecryptfs-utils were set so autoremove tries to remove them when it should not do so.
Workaround for now is likely to be to log in as a user who does not use an encrypted home directory but is in the admin group, do
sudo apt-get install ecryptfs-utils
and then reboot.
The real fix is (I suspect) to cause something (lxde? maybe?) to depend on ecryptfs-utils.