Ubuntu 20.10 doesn't add home directory for Enterprise Active Directory Accounts

[nhasian]

installed Ubuntu 20.10 on a Raspberry Pi 4. After logging in with the user account I created during installation, I added an Enterprise user for Active Directory.

I am able to log in with my Active Directory credentials. Unfortunately, a home account is not created for this user. As a result, programs such as firefox, chromium, etc, do not run properly.


Is a home directory supposed to be created for enterprise users? How can I correct this?

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I found the solution to the problem. You have to run

pam-auth-update

and tick the option "Create home directory on login"

This will create a new user directory for each active directory user that logs in. Things will function normally after that such as firefox starting. I will have to submit a bug report about this.

[SeijiSensei]

What happens if you run

sudo useradd username

[nhasian]

I am not trying to add a local user, I have already added an Enterprise user via Active Directory that authenticates on a Windows AD Server. I tried manually adding the directory, but then I am unable to chown it to the user because the username is user.name@domain.com.
The user is not listed in /etc/shadow or /etc/passwd