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Hi, can you share some logs of any errors you see?
Can you also check if port 80 works? I did recently update the README
instructions so that the Docker app runs on port 80 through nginx instead
of 8000.
Yes you can checkout an older git commit and self-build the Docker
containers.
…On Fri, Jan 7, 2022 at 9:29 AM keyosuke ***@***.***> wrote:
I'm using Anaconda console on Windows 11 with Docker. Prebuilt containers
and self-built, the same result.
I blew way my old docker containers for Spleeter Web and renamed the
directory it was installed into, for a fresh start. I then following the
instructions to set it up, as I've done in the past, and the containers
repopulated into Docker Dashboard, but when I try to log into the page at
127.0.0.1:8000 I get nothing. Some attempts at installing it lead to
docker containers seeming to get in a restarting loop, but I don't see an
issue with the latest install, other than that it's not accepting
connections on 8000. I have my old spleeter-web directory, so is there any
way I can roll back to it or troubleshoot?
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That might explain a lot of what I'm seeing, the port 80 think. I don't see any errors at the moment, but is there a log I can dump or collect? I'll try port 80 now. |
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It looks like I have a working instance on portr 80. I had many failed attempts at this that did have errors, but clearly that was resolved, even if I couldn't tell. Thank you for your help. I thought I read it all, but I must have missed the change. |
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Time for me to hit the documentation to learn how to change that port. My external router blocks 80 and I cannot change that, because my internet service provider hosts a remote login page on it and I have no access to move or stop their hosting of that. Kind of a shame. I remember seeing that you can move the port in the docs, though. |
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I tried setting NGINX_PORT=8000 in .env file and restarted in docter and it went into a restart loop with the following error. spleeter-web_celery-slow_1 File "/webapp/api/tasks.py", line 15, in File "/webapp/api/separators/demucs_separator.py", line 7, in ImportError: cannot import name 'load_pretrained' from 'demucs.pretrained' (/usr/local/lib/python3.7/site-packages/demucs/pretrained.py) Starting Celery (slow) |
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Are you building the Docker containers from source? It looks like you're on
an older commit but using a running a newer Demucs dependency which isn't
compatible. You can also run "docker-compose pull" to get the latest
prebuilt containers.
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I tried setting NGINX_PORT=8000 in .env file and restarted in docter and
it went into a restart loop with the following error.
spleeter-web_celery-slow_1
jeffreyca/spleeter-web-backend:latest
RUNNING
File "/webapp/api/tasks.py", line 15, in
from .separators.demucs_separator import DemucsSeparator
File "/webapp/api/separators/demucs_separator.py", line 7, in
from demucs.pretrained import load_pretrained, PRETRAINED_MODELS
ImportError: cannot import name 'load_pretrained' from 'demucs.pretrained'
(/usr/local/lib/python3.7/site-packages/demucs/pretrained.py)
Starting Celery (slow)
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This fixed my issue with Celerys restart looping. |
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I'm using Anaconda console on Windows 11 with Docker. Prebuilt containers and self-built, the same result.
I blew way my old docker containers for Spleeter Web and renamed the directory it was installed into, for a fresh start. I then following the instructions to set it up, as I've done in the past, and the containers repopulated into Docker Dashboard, but when I try to log into the page at 127.0.0.1:8000 I get nothing. Some attempts at installing it lead to docker containers seeming to get in a restarting loop, but I don't see an issue with the latest install, other than that it's not accepting connections on 8000. I have my old spleeter-web directory, so is there any way I can roll back to it or troubleshoot?
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