mrguymiah

I'll give that a shot and get back to you.

Yes. When I hit "Enter" on the symlink, it does show the contents of /config/models/lora. And, as you can see in my image (reposted for convenience), the symlink reports functional in Midnight Commander, and has the appropriate capitalization. Could it be an issue that the folder that the symlink points to has the lowercase "L"?

Hey Holaf, I found an interesting issue with the Automatic1111 Implementation, that may extend to others. From what I can tell, the Container creates a symlink from the chosen WebUI's folder to the folder in the base directory. This works for Checkpoint models, but doesn't appear to be working for Loras. See imaged attached that I have files in the /config/models/lora folder and have confirmed the functionality of the symlink at /config/02-sd-webui/webui/models/Lora. However, Automatic1111 states that they're not there. However, it IS able to see my checkpoints. My apologies if this is an issue with Automatic1111 and not your image. I just find it odd that it'd be able to load one set, but not the other. And the link has to work well enough for the Civit.ai WebHelper Extension to be able to download and save the files through the symlink to the correct folder.

Is it safe to update Postgres? I'm concerned about the fact 11 is several versions behind, but also don't want to break things.

@FoxxMD I see the mistake. I missed in the original post by GoodOlCap. "I tried it with a volumemapping for the client >". I was initially trying in the API. Thank you for the image, though. Upon confirming that my configuration was 100% right, I went back and reviewed her post to see where I'd gone wrong. Thanks again!

Hey, FoxxMD, I've got a bit of confusion. I tried to change my favicon, by adding a path as previously discussed, but I'm not sure it's functioning correctly. Instead of taking the file favicon.png at /mnt/user/appdata/szurubooru/img/favicon.png it creates a folder called "favicon.png" in img directory. I can submit a picture, if you'd like, but it's supposed to be a path type variable, right?