Update LND.conf for using tor #29
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When following this guide I ran into a small misconfiguration when setting up a node with tor.
title: Tor guideline update
description: Fix small issue with lnd.conf for tor usage
type: Edit
category:
Description
Thank you for providing the proper flags for running LND with tor using lnd.conf, instead of just command line flags. However I noticed that listen=true was placed in the Tor section. When running in this configuration lnd doesn't start up, that flag belongs in the application options section. While doing this research, I also found nat=false to be useful when using tor, so I also included it here.
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