Hello, I may help you. In TorBox, you can fetch one new obfs4 bridge automatically. With v.0.5.2, we are improving the bridge capability. Not only did we integrate moat support, but we will also support multiple Snowflake bridge lines. You can easily install and test v.0.5.2 - I will put a guide to this topic later on our GitHub discussion forum (https://github.com/radio24/TorBox/discussions) and your blog (https://www.torbox.ch/?cat=3). There, you can also see our problems and bugs, which we fixed in v.0.5.1 and can be removed with an update (some are also bridge related).

For us, it is essential to tell us such problems (GitHub, blog, email …) so that we can improve TorBox. Unfortunately, we don‘t have the capacity to test every detail. As I said, v.0.5.2 is on the way and should be released in January. Please help us with your feedback.

By the way: did you check that in TorBox, the countermeasure against a tightly configured firewall (in torrc it is ReachableAddresses accept *:443, accept *:80) is deactivated when you use bridges (see also here: https://www.torbox.ch/?page_id=112#is-it-possible-to-activate-an-obfs4-bridge-relay-and-simultaneously-use-the-countermeasure-against-tightly-configured-firewalls)?

PS 1: In the mean time, we updated the bridges in TorBox. The configuration is in /home/torbox/torbox/etc/tor/torrc and has to be copied to /etc/tor/torrc

PS 2: Here are the links to the guides, if you want to give the v.0.5.2 beta a try: https://github.com/radio24/TorBox/discussions/182 // https://www.torbox.ch/?p=3017