unfortunately, i have just realized that this only works for the blockchain key, which is enough when someone wants to mine a new node into a neighborhood. but just now, when i wanted to migrate a node from one environment to another, i realized that the other keys (libp2p_v2.key and pss.key) are also encrypted with the password, so i cannot migrate the node.
i'll probably proceed by changing my service code to assign a separate password for each node it starts, but i wanted to let you know about this uncovered use-case, too.
@Cafe137 this works great, thanks!
unfortunately, i have just realized that this only works for the blockchain key, which is enough when someone wants to mine a new node into a neighborhood. but just now, when i wanted to migrate a node from one environment to another, i realized that the other keys (
libp2p_v2.keyandpss.key) are also encrypted with the password, so i cannot migrate the node.i'll probably proceed by changing my service code to assign a separate password for each node it starts, but i wanted to let you know about this uncovered use-case, too.