--local on windows lmstudio via interpreter ran via wsl

[fxmbsw7]

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.

i tried to run ur interpreter with --local via wsl windows linux ( debian python 3.12 venv pip ) before , run lmstudio windows version , and start there <-> but the linux part didnt make it to the windows one so it aborted

Describe the solution you'd like

i suppose some general windows style forward firewalling rule anywhere .. or use some special localhost notation that actually makes a connection .. in both the the windows parts i dunno much of , as i dunno many windows cmds

Describe alternatives you've considered

No response

Additional context

thers simply windows localhost not accessable ( or the like ) via wsl .. so finding out and making such a rule seems my solution

[fxmbsw7]

i mean it can be in form of a brief information , like the windows cmd to run , on ur page , or anywhere , not included in binary ..

[ppamment]

You can use

interpreter --local --api_base http://{windows_lan_ip}:1234/v1

[fxmbsw7]

On Sun, Jan 14, 2024, 11:44 Paul Pamment @.***> wrote:

You can use

interpreter --local --api_base http://{windows_lan_ip}/v1

ah cool .. i used the wsl lan ip via ipconfig .. the {win..} part i need to sub with an ip / host right ? or is it ur apps keyword .. ?

thanks for great ware ..

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[fxmbsw7]

i got it on win pip compiled , closing herewith , thanks ..