3 | | For the server side, we're still looking at `tahoe create-server --tor` (which is mutually-exclusive with `--location/--port/--hostname` from #2773), but with enough CLI arguments to let you set these `tahoe.cfg` values right away, because `create-server --tor` will need to use `txtorcon` to spin up a hidden service, extract the private key and onion address, then write both into some as-yet-undefined `tahoe.cfg` fields, where they can be read again at `tahoe run` time to re-create the server endpoint. |
| 3 | For the server side, we're still looking at `tahoe create-server --tor` (which is mutually-exclusive with `--location/--port/--hostname` from #2773), but with enough CLI arguments to let you set these `tahoe.cfg` values right away, because `create-server --tor` will need to use `txtorcon` to spin up a hidden service (using some "file system onion service" class it does/will provide), extract the private key and onion address, then write both into some as-yet-undefined `tahoe.cfg` fields, where they can be read again at `tahoe run` time to re-create the server endpoint. |