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There really needs to be a way to reset /etc to the default (except for a few files like fstab, passwd, and shadow). A good way to detect what needs to be reset is using the command sudo ostree admin config-diff which lists what has been deleted, modified, or added to /etc. The reset function should make a new deployment with the reset /etc. There could be a bash script or possibly a python script that does the function called reset-etc in /usr/sbin which needs to be ran by sudo. It could also be activated by ujust reset-etc which would run sudo reset-etc.
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There really needs to be a way to reset
/etc
to the default (except for a few files like fstab, passwd, and shadow). A good way to detect what needs to be reset is using the commandsudo ostree admin config-diff
which lists what has been deleted, modified, or added to/etc
. The reset function should make a new deployment with the reset/etc
. There could be a bash script or possibly a python script that does the function calledreset-etc
in/usr/sbin
which needs to be ran bysudo
. It could also be activated byujust reset-etc
which would runsudo reset-etc
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: