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If someone wants to test my fork with amd support, pls text me. I am still changing alot of things so be prepared to redownload the docker image and the venv´s a few times, but most things should be working already

Btw, not sure if many people here care, but i am very close on getting this to work on amd gpu´s aswell

Ok @superboki @FoxxMD @Holaf I have found a serious issue with this container. So the problem is thill the error above. I came across the same issue with comfyui, when i try to install nodes or extension using comfyui-manager. What i found out so far is, that there is a git-https command, that is used everytime you use a "git clone https://xyz" command, which is basically everytime you want to use comfyui-manager or in the example above in stable diffusion the model downloader for certain things. I have checked and on the docker itself, git is correctly installed with git-https, though, and this is interesting now: git-https is missing in the conda enviroment. The executables for comfyui for example are located under "/config/05-comfy-ui/env/bin". This is all that is installed regarding git in the conda environment (git-lfs btw is also recommended, had to install that manually using "conda install -c conda-forge git-lfs -y"). So obviously git cant use https for git clone commands, therefore comfyui-manager cant install anything, i constantly get error messages. I have also checked all the channels that i could find, if any of them has git with git-https as a package available for installing through conda install. Though none have it. So we have an issue here. I am not really familiar with conda and all the environment stuff, so i have no further idea, i am just trial and error atm to find a solution. Maybe someone of you has a solution in their mind, but this is what i found. Imo this is a serious issue, so this should get fixed asap

Also this might be a bug

Hey guys, something wrong with the output directory? I keep getting this in comfyui: EDIT: I found out, that the parameters txt file was wrong and still had the old path. Maybe this should be added as a migration step into the container

Nice. I am currently working on getting this to work with amd cards and rocm. Will see how good this will go. So if we both succeed, this project will have a big jump

This looks very great. Any chances you make a pr with your changes to holafs official repo now that it is released. Would like to see it using lsio as a base image, rather than normal ubuntu. Also the memory leak fix might be useful for everyone

@HolafCan you please take a look into putting the code of your docker to github or somewhere? I would like to see if i can adjust it maybe for amd cards with rocm, but i need the code. If you need any help, plase message me, i can help you set it up. Its very easy once you have set it up

Btw, i have found a bug with StableSwarmUI. Using the built-in comfyui the saved images are not in the outputs folder. I have looked through the folder structure of the container, but cant find the image anywhere. So either i am missing something, or there is a bug EDIT: Found the folder, its here "/opt/stable-diffusion/07-StableSwarm/StableSwarmUI/dlbackend/ComfyUI/output" inside the container. I guess there needs to be an additional "ln -s" for that one

Ok, nvm, i cant install anything. Somewhere it hangs every time and i cant figure out why Edit: I got it working again, had to delete everything in appdata except models and output folders and recreated the docker container

Btw guys, is stableswarm working for you? Its been downloading torch for over 1h now? It normally does this in like 5-10 minutes

Thx for the info. So its safe to start the array now and the add the new ssd without any issues tomorrow?

Hey guys, i have a pool with 2 ssd´s in a zfs mirror. Now one of my ssd´s died and was no longer recognized after a reboot. I have already ordered a new ssd which hopefully maybe arrives tomorrow, though i am unsure about what i should/could do now? It would be great, if i could just start the array with the pools and still access my data on the drive that is left in the pool, so i can safely make a backup, before i try to replace the missing drive. So is it possible to just start the array and the pools and still access the data? And what about adding the replacement drive later? Can i just stop the array then and add the second drive safely? Or should i leave it turned off, wait for the second drive and just select that as the missing drive? Does it correctly and safely mirror my data to the new drive? My backups are a bit older, so there is still valuable data on that pool, which i really dont want to loose. Would be great, if someone could give me some information

Github is quite easy to use, just the first start is rough. If you need help, you can message me

Hey @Holaf would it be possible, to get the code for the dockerfile and scripts that you used to build this container on github, gitlab or anywhere so people can look at it and maybe improve it? Also, is it possible to get a change log. You said you pushed a big update, but i would like to know what changed? Having a changelog and having the source code would help to better understand what changed

My question(s): Why is Nextcloud so slow across all possible plattforms and even on "high end" hardware? Is there any plan to HIGHLY improve this? Are there any plans to switch from php to another programing language for nextcloud or atleast the core parts that might cause this slowness, something like owncloud did with ocis? Will there, in the future, be a "slimmed down" version of nextcloud to just use a specific part of it quite simply? In my case i would only need nextcloud drive, but its not so easy to get nextcloud cleaned up and configured so drive is the only application left (even without the dashboard and such things).

Ah, thanks a lot, didnt knew there was a config file for that

Hey, would it be possible to get support for more file extension? For example json is a file extension that i use quite often, but isnt supported, or toml, yaml or those text based configuration files. Or an option to add those simply manually by ourselves would be cool :)

Ok, i dont know why it worked now and not before, but i tested it again and just waited a bit longer and now it works. Thx

I have deleted everything now, reformated my pool and setup everything fresh and new, now it looks right, but i still cant find the right setting to hide those datasets Any idea? Tried "/cache/docker/.*" or "/docker/.*"

I dont think, i have stopped and started the array in between this process, but i am not 100% sure. I have looked through the source code and have seen, that the directory gets created when the array starts and i also thought it might be a good idea to add a check, but i first wanted to ask here if this is a bug or not.

Yes, exactly. I disabled docker, lxc and vm´s, deleted or moved everything from my cache pool to my array and tried to format my pool, but couldnt because that path existed. After deleting/moving i made sure, no files were on my cache pool anymore

Just a technical question: Does the plugin constantly check if the lxc folder exists and if not, creates it? If so, i might have found a bug. I had lxc disabled and my cache drive empty, where lxc would store the lxc folder (/mnt/cache/lxc). Now even though i deleted everything from my cache drive, randomly this folder structure appeared on my cache pool: /mnt/cache/lxc/cache This made me unable to reformat my cache drive (which i was trying to do). Took me some time to notice the folder on the cache drive

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