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If you lose your `gocryptfs.conf` but have saved your masterkey, you can create a new `gocryptfs.conf` like this:
-* Use `gocryptfs -init` to create a new config file (password does not matter)
+* Use `gocryptfs -init` on a temporary directory to create a new config file (password does not matter)
* Then use `gocryptfs -passwd -masterkey` to override the masterkey and set a new password
### Complete example