Having a difficult time properly installing and running Haveno.
I’ve been falling the haveno guide under the linux section. Is there something that I’m missing
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Whatever you’re doing mostly no special guide required. Same way you would use for Debian should work.
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What is about the risk of a Tor-over-Tor scenario?
I assume it will be installed on a Whonix Template i.e. whonix-workstation-17-haveno
Big.
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How can Haveno be used securely along with Whonix?
Therefore, Tor over Tor configurations are strongly discouraged.
Not possible unless the application allows being used without built-in Tor. Check if that is possible, post a feature request or implement the feature.
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Thank you!
In Haveno settings you can choose in the section ‘Use Tor for Monero network’: Never
Does that mean with that setting we can install Haveno on a new Whonix-Workstation Template whonix-workstation-17-haveno and use it with an AppVM anon-whonix-haveno securely and stream isolated without having a Tor-over-Tor scenario?
Stream isolation? I don’t know why you bring that up.
Sorry, it is obvious hat stream isolation is in place with every separate AppVM. Am I right?
But back to my initial question: Will using Haveno with the mentioned setting prevent from a Tor-over-Tor scenario and ensure the secure use of Haveno?
Haveno is a strange and low quality fork of bisq. I recommend to refer to its documentation to solve most of the problems.
That might be the case.
You’re using software which few are using. Hence, unlikely to get a response.
You can only verify this by yourself if you don’t trust this setting being functional.
Untested.