Same pairing the bitdeals-ng repositories use: each file points at the
other under its first heading, and both examples are byte-identical across
the two so they cannot drift.
The examples were not safe to copy. They published the API on every
interface next to the default credentials it documents, carried no volume
-- so keys.dat, the node's Bitmessage identity, was lost on every image
update -- and the docker run one was missing a line continuation and did
not run at all. Ports are now on loopback, the volume is there, and the
run was checked verbatim on a host.
Also: stopresendingafterxdays is documented as 30, which is what run.sh
actually defaults to, not 60; the seed phrase is noted as regenerated per
start; and a short Notes section records what cost time to find out -- '%'
is unusable in the API password, clients have to percent-encode
credentials, and the health check waits for a network connection.
