I can reproduce this in a minimal VM by purging policykit-1, restarting systemd, and installing a service:
sudo dpkg -P policykit-1 apport sudo systemctl daemon-reexec sudo apt-get install policykit-1 apport
This reminds me a lot of bug 1423811, but this might actually lead to a simpler test case and a different angle for understanding this.
Workaround: Install policykit-1 first, then reboot, then install everything else.
Thanks for your report!
I can reproduce this in a minimal VM by purging policykit-1, restarting systemd, and installing a service:
sudo dpkg -P policykit-1 apport
sudo systemctl daemon-reexec
sudo apt-get install policykit-1 apport
This reminds me a lot of bug 1423811, but this might actually lead to a simpler test case and a different angle for understanding this.
Workaround: Install policykit-1 first, then reboot, then install everything else.
Thanks for your report!