If Pirl is "From people, to people" why are they running on private git repo?

Shouldn't everything be public then?
What are they actually trying to hide/protect?

Tried but getting:


One interesting thing in docker logs is


But that happens for any port not just that one.

And this one, connected to the container I tried to read the config:


But in docker logs it is claiming it is reading it.

Hi guys,

have read all possible examples on the internet but still cannot connect to btc node from Java.

I'm using btcd-cli4j but have tried all other rpc libs as well, result is the same. This is the command:

BtcdClient client = new VerboseBtcdClientImpl(httpProvider, "127.0.0.1", 8332, "foo", "bar"); 
This is the docker image:

Have tried couple of different docker images as well. Always the same: Exception in thread "main"

HttpLayerException(super=CommunicationException
(super=com.neemre.btcdcli4j.core.http.HttpLayerException: Error #1003001: The server responded with a non-OK (4xx) HTTP status code. Status line: HTTP/1.1 403 Forbidden, code=1003001))
My suspicion was around rpcallowip but don't know how to set correctly. This one is set by going into the docker container and executing hostanme -i to see the ip address. Setting that one in config and restarting the container.