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 <James@web>
Date: Thu, 26 Mar 2015 20:52:54 +0000
Subject:

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+Could we get in the README some info about how to restore from etckeeper assuming it's even possible. So say I hose my system. I reinstall everything.  But now I'd like to migrate my old config but keep tracking changes going forward. What I've tried:
+
+1) Renaming /etc breaks sudo
+2) clone over /etc breaks passwd
+3) clone to staging area and then move things over selectively
+
+Is #3 the proper way to restore an /etc
+
+Thanks
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