Hello,
I have a bridge [1] that doesn’t have any keys in /var/lib/tor/keys! How is that possible and how do I fix the problem?
potlatch
[1] FB45183DD82D572CA2B2641C1AB0EB0D8CE7B858
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Mmmmh
- You need root rights to read /var/lib/tor/* or Tor DataDirectory somewhere
else.
- Possibly you have several instances: /var/lib/tor-instances/*
- If you compiled yourself see below /usr/local/var/lib/tor/*
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On Saturday, June 4, 2022 1:58:29 AM CEST potlatch via tor-relays wrote:
Hello,
I have a bridge [1] that doesn't have any keys in /var/lib/tor/keys! How is
that possible and how do I fix the problem?potlatch
[1] FB45183DD82D572CA2B2641C1AB0EB0D8CE7B858
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if the bridge is an tor instance, it may reside inside:
/var/lib/tor-instances/bridge01/keys/
or similiar depending on what you named it 
tor-relays:
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Hello,
I have a bridge [1] that doesn't have any keys in /var/lib/tor/keys! How is that possible and how do I fix the problem?potlatch
[1] FB45183DD82D572CA2B2641C1AB0EB0D8CE7B858
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