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When reinstalling a system where user account was handled by systemd-homed, we can leverage homectl feature to do 99% of the migration on its own:
no need to backup /etc/passwd,/etc/shadow, /etc/group. Instead, we can use homectl inspect -EE on the old system and use the output to homectl create -i . -E or -EE will strip part of the cryptographic keys (we need to decide if the original system keys should be migrated or not).
homectl can also give the location of the homedir data, allowing the migration script or either do the btrfs send-receive copy or detect if luks container is used and give its path so it can be copied on the install key.
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When reinstalling a system where user account was handled by systemd-homed, we can leverage homectl feature to do 99% of the migration on its own:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: