I dont garantee these will always work, nor are they a good way of achieving some level of automation for ubuntu pro, but they worked at time of writing.
Checks if the output of the pro status
command contains the string "Valid until"
# If Ubuntu Pro is Activated
if pro status | grep -q "Valid until"; then
# Do all the things
fi
Checks the output of pro status
for lines containing "livepatch" then returns true if none of them have enabled in them
# Enable livepatch if not already enabled
if pro status | grep livepatch | grep -vq "enabled"; then sudo pro enable livepatch; fi
Checks the output of pro status
for lines containing "usg", then checks for lines containing "Security compliance" then returns true if none of them have enabled in them
# Enable Ubuntu Security Guide if not already enabled
if pro status | grep usg | grep "Security compliance" | grep -vq "enabled"; then sudo pro enable usg; fi
This will configure the certificates that the livepatch service trusts, this helps if you are using a local mirror or are behind a firewall that decrypts and re-encrypts traffic (E.G. in an Educational or Corporate environment)
# Configure Livepatch to use BABL Certs
cat /usr/local/share/ca-certificates/[Cert Prefix]* > /tmp/certs.pem; sudo canonical-livepatch config ca-certs=@stdin < /tmp/certs.pem; rm -rf /tmp/certs.pem
sudo canonical-livepatch refresh
sudo canonical-livepatch status