@ -64,7 +64,7 @@ For the impatient here's the gist of it for Ubuntu and Debian:
./configure
make
Or if you like to throw `docker` into the mix, you can use the offial docker image either directly or as a base layer for more complex images.
Or if you like to throw `docker` into the mix, you can use the official docker image either directly or as a base layer for more complex images.
The docker image is [elementsproject/lightningd](https://hub.docker.com/r/elementsproject/lightningd/) (from this [Dockerfile](Dockerfile)).
Image tags with `-dev` at the end are images built with `DEVELOPER=1`.
If you build the image yourself, you can use the build arg `DEVELOPER=1` to build c-lightning in developer mode.
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* `EXPOSE_TCP` default to false, if true, use expose c-lightning RPC on port 9835. (Use this only for testing)
Here is an example of a docker-compose file with bitcoind and c-lightning on `testnet` which expose bitcoind's rpc interface on default ports `18332` and c-lightning API on port `9735`:
Here is an example of a docker-compose file with bitcoind and c-lightning on `testnet` which expose bitcoind's RPC interface on default ports `18332` and c-lightning API on port `9735`: