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| blocknotify.sh | ||
| create_jar.sh | ||
| create_jaronly_archive.sh | ||
| haveno-seednode.service | ||
| haveno.env | ||
| install_seednode_debian.sh | ||
| README.md | ||
| torrc | ||
| uninstall_seednode_debian.sh | ||
Haveno Seednode
Currently a seednode can be deployed using the Dockerfile in the docker/ folder.
Make sure you have Tor installed in your host environment (apt install tor), then navigate to the docker folder and from there build the Docker image:
docker build -t haveno-seednode .
Then create a container from it:
docker run -it -p 9050 -p 2002 --restart unless-stopped --name haveno-seednode haveno-seednode
After the seednode is deployed, you'll see a message similar to this in the log:
[TorControlParser] INFO o.b.n.tor.Tor: Hidden Service 3jrnfkgkoh463zic54csvntz5w62dm2zno54c3c6jgvusafosqrgmnqd.onion has been announced to the Tor network.
Note the onion address. It will be needed by the Haveno instances wanting to connect to your seednode.