cloud-doc | 一个在线文档阅读的微信小程序 | REST library

This is correct the 8 seconds limit is still in effect. It will most likely change in the future

Using sites like ifconfig.me will tell you your gateway (usually router) address. You need to know the local IP address. One way of doing it is typing ifconfig in the terminal, then looking for your primary network interface (ignore loopback, etc) and it will tell you the correct address. Another way is to try to find it inside your router's management interface. There are also GUI tools you can use, but it depends on your distribution and desktop environment of choice.

Regarding access to the container, you should be able to use localhost. You can try to use docker inspect to see details about the container, and docker logs to see its logs.

I think I found a solution on my own - although I really do not yet know why changing the source code of the demo project actually led to the 403 error. But however in examining the issue I created a new simple classic asp -project in another directory and adapted the Dockerfile to these path changes like so:

if you want two containers to be able to communicate with each other you need to have an overlay network and add both of the containers to the same network like