れる・られる + ままに

When paired with まま, a noun meaning 'in the state of', and the case marking particle に, the auxiliary verbs れる and られる indicate something being done 'as one is told', or 'as ordered'. Because of this, れる and られる will almost always be paired with verbs that indicate some kind of communication.
As these structures are in the passive, the literal translation is close to 'to do (B) in the state that (A) was done to me'. The (B) part will come directly after ままに and simply states how someone is going to react in compliance with (A).

• 私(わたし)は先輩(せんぱい)に言(い)われるままにしただけですよ。
  I only did things as I was told by senpai.
• 日本(にほん)では上司(じょうし)に命(めい)じられるままに仕事(しごと)をしている人(ひと)が多(おお)い。
  In Japan, many people work as ordered by their bosses.
• 警察(けいさつ)に聞(き)かれるままに、仲間(なかま)の名前(なまえ)を教(おし)えた。
  I gave the names of my accomplices to the police as they asked me.

The conjunction particle が may appear between られる and ままに, but this is not common in modern Japanese. Although it does carry the meaning of 'but', the focus is more on expressing that the (A) is not being resisted or argued with when doing (B).

• 婚活(こんかつ)アプリで出会(であ)った人(ひと)に言(い)われるがままに、ギフトカードを買(か)ってしまった。
  I did as I was told by someone I met on a dating app and bought a gift card.