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@ -593,6 +593,7 @@ install cli/lightning-cli lightningd/lightningd /usr/local/bin
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In order to verify that the +lightningd+ and +lightning-cli+ commands have been installed correctly we will ask each executable for its version information:
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In order to verify that the +lightningd+ and +lightning-cli+ commands have been installed correctly we will ask each executable for its version information:
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$ lightningd --version
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v0.8.1rc2
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v0.8.1rc2
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If you have followed the previous examples in this chapter, you should be quite familiar with the basic docker commands by now. In this section we will repeat them to build the LND container. The container is located in +code/docker/lnd+. We issue commands in a terminal to change the working directory to +code/docker+ and perform the +docker build+ command:
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If you have followed the previous examples in this chapter, you should be quite familiar with the basic docker commands by now. In this section we will repeat them to build the LND container. The container is located in +code/docker/lnd+. We issue commands in a terminal to change the working directory to +code/docker+ and perform the +docker build+ command:
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$ cd code/docker
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$ docker build -t lnbook/lnd lnd
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The source code for Eclair is on Github. The +git clone+ command can create a local copy for us. Let's change to our home directory and run it there:
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The source code for Eclair is on Github. The +git clone+ command can create a local copy for us. Let's change to our home directory and run it there:
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$ git clone https://github.com/ACINQ/eclair.git
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