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Find out if journald has a key configured and uses forward secure sealing (FSS)?

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Calling journalctl --setup-keys creates a new key pair for Forward Secure Sealing (FSS). How can I check if this was done on a system without generating those keys if it has not happened yet?

Alternatively, since this process creates the key in file fss in the journal directory, how can I find this directory, since it contains some "arbitrary" hash, e.g. /var/log/journal/3c726bc3b46e1333bb57fa1857efcf35?

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