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Load Web3Signer Keys - Instructions
Status: Keys need to be loaded into Web3Signer container (VMID 107)
Quick Solution
Since SSH access to the Web3Signer container isn't configured, we'll use the Proxmox host (pct) to copy the keys.
Option 1: Use pct from Proxmox Host (Recommended)
Step 1: Generate keys (already done or run this):
cd /home/intlc/projects/proxmox/rpc-translator-138
./scripts/generate-test-keys.sh 3 TestWallet123!
This will create keystore files in a temporary directory. Copy the file paths shown at the end.
Step 2: On Proxmox host (ml110 or r630-01), run:
# Create keys directory in Web3Signer container
pct exec 107 -- mkdir -p /opt/web3signer/data/keys
# Copy keystore files (adjust paths as needed)
pct push 107 /path/to/keystore-test-1.json /opt/web3signer/data/keys/keystore-test-1.json
pct push 107 /path/to/keystore-test-2.json /opt/web3signer/data/keys/keystore-test-2.json
pct push 107 /path/to/keystore-test-3.json /opt/web3signer/data/keys/keystore-test-3.json
# Set permissions
pct exec 107 -- chmod 644 /opt/web3signer/data/keys/*.json
# Restart Web3Signer
pct exec 107 -- systemctl restart web3signer
# Wait a few seconds and verify
sleep 5
pct exec 107 -- curl -s http://localhost:9000/api/v1/eth1/publicKeys
Option 2: Set up SSH to Web3Signer Container
Step 1: Enable SSH in Web3Signer container:
# From Proxmox host
pct exec 107 -- apt-get update
pct exec 107 -- apt-get install -y openssh-server
pct exec 107 -- systemctl enable ssh
pct exec 107 -- systemctl start ssh
pct exec 107 -- passwd root # Set a password
Step 2: Copy SSH key or use password:
# From your local machine
ssh-copy-id root@192.168.11.111
# Or use password authentication
Step 3: Use the automated script:
cd /home/intlc/projects/proxmox/rpc-translator-138
./scripts/setup-complete.sh 3 TestWallet123!
Option 3: Manual Copy via Proxmox Console
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Generate keys:
cd /home/intlc/projects/proxmox/rpc-translator-138 ./scripts/generate-test-keys.sh 3 TestWallet123! -
Copy keys to a shared location (or scp to Proxmox host)
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Access Web3Signer container console:
- Via Proxmox web UI: VMID 107 → Console
- Or:
pct enter 107
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In the container console:
mkdir -p /opt/web3signer/data/keys # Copy keys here (or mount a volume) chmod 644 /opt/web3signer/data/keys/*.json systemctl restart web3signer curl http://localhost:9000/api/v1/eth1/publicKeys
Verification
After loading keys, verify:
# Check keys are loaded
curl http://192.168.11.111:9000/api/v1/eth1/publicKeys
# Should return something like:
# [
# "0x306290a09aefe8e7009c4fbd2662e1ee075255dc",
# "0x74b9ed9d5f37211128aec5b6de8ef5bb2762c68f",
# "0x7be3046f456a106d2ff8999ce90359dfc4c52f4c"
# ]
# Configure wallet allowlist
cd /home/intlc/projects/proxmox/rpc-translator-138
./scripts/configure-wallet-allowlist.sh "0x306290a09aefe8e7009c4fbd2662e1ee075255dc,0x74b9ed9d5f37211128aec5b6de8ef5bb2762c68f,0x7be3046f456a106d2ff8999ce90359dfc4c52f4c"
Troubleshooting
Keys Not Loading
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Check Web3Signer logs:
pct exec 107 -- journalctl -u web3signer.service -n 50 -
Verify file format:
pct exec 107 -- cat /opt/web3signer/data/keys/keystore-test-1.json | jq . -
Check permissions:
pct exec 107 -- ls -la /opt/web3signer/data/keys/
Web3Signer Not Restarting
pct exec 107 -- systemctl status web3signer.service
pct exec 107 -- journalctl -u web3signer.service -n 100
Next Steps After Loading Keys
- ✅ Get public keys (addresses)
- ✅ Configure wallet allowlist on all translator VMIDs
- ✅ Test transaction signing via translator
Run:
cd /home/intlc/projects/proxmox/rpc-translator-138
./scripts/get-web3signer-public-keys.sh
./scripts/configure-wallet-allowlist.sh "<addresses>"
Note: The keys generated use password TestWallet123!. For production, use secure, randomly generated passwords and proper key management.