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# Using bridges with Arti
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This documentation will probably get folded somewhere elsewhere, and
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should definitely get a quality improvement. For now, I'm writing
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it as a quick-and-dirty introduction to how to actually set up
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bridges and pluggable transports with Arti.
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This document assumes that you already know how to set up bridges
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and pluggable transports with Tor, and that you know
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## Configuring bridges
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To add a bridge to arti, you can add a section like this to your
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configuration
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```
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[bridges]
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enabled = true
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bridges = [
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# These are just examples, and will not work!
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"Bridge 192.0.2.66:443 8C00000DFE0046ABCDFAD191144399CB520C29E8",
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"Bridge 192.0.2.78:9001 6078000DFE0046ABCDFAD191144399CB52FFFFF8",
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]
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```
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By default, bridges are enabled when any bridges are listed, and
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disabled when no bridges are listed. You can adjust this behavior by
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changing the value of `enabled` to "true" or "false".
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## Configuring pluggable transports
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To run with obfs4proxy, add this stanza to your `arti.toml`
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configuration, or to a file in your `arti.d` configuration directory.
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```
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[[bridges.transports]]
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protocols = ["obfs4"]
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path = "/PATH/TO/obfs4proxy"
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#arguments = ["-enableLogging", "-logLevel", "DEBUG"]
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arguments = []
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run_on_startup = false
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```
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To run with snowflake, add this stanza to your arti configuration:
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```
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[[bridges.transports]]
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protocols = ["snowflake"]
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path = "/PATH/TO/snowflake-client"
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#arguments = ["-log-to-state-dir", "-log", "snowflake.log"]
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arguments = []
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run_on_startup = false
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```
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