hs-v3: Don't close intro circuit for an encrypted descriptor #1782
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To close intro circuits, we need a valid decrypted descriptor in order to find the circuit by authentication key. However, we can have encrypted descriptors in the client cache that are waiting for a client authorization token. This commit doesn't attempt to close intro circuits for that situation because we are unable to access the authentication key for each intro circuit. Signed-off-by: David Goulet <[email protected]>
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To close intro circuits, we need a valid decrypted descriptor in order to find
the circuit by authentication key. However, we can have encrypted descriptors
in the client cache that are waiting for a client authorization token.
This commit doesn't attempt to close intro circuits for that situation because
we are unable to access the authentication key for each intro circuit.
Signed-off-by: David Goulet [email protected]