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7 months ago Hey there @zhaojunfeng! Great to see you diving into another challenge with quivr. Let's tackle this together! 🚀
The "httpx.ReadTimeout: timed out" error you're experiencing when trying to use the 'match_brain' rpc on quivr deployed on a host with IP '192.168.1.84' suggests a timeout issue during a network request. This error is not directly related to the ability to create a new brain or upload documents successfully, as those operations might not require the same amount of time or resources.
Given the context provided, there's no explicit mention of a 'match_brain' rpc call or its implementation details within the provided code snippet. However, the error message indicates that the issue lies in a network request that takes too long to complete, possibly due to:
- The 'match_brain' rpc call attempting to communicate with a service or endpoint that is slow to respond or not responding at all.
- The request timeout settings for the httpx client being too low for the operation's required completion time.
To address this issue, consider the following steps, although specific code changes cannot be provided due to the lack of direct references in the provided context:
- Increase Timeout Settings: If you're using the httpx library for making the rpc call, investigate where the request is made and consider increasing the timeout setting. For example, if using
httpx.getorhttpx.post, you can specify a timeout parameter likehttpx.get('https://example.com', timeout=30.0)to increase the timeout to 30 seconds. - Optimize the Endpoint: If the service or endpoint that the 'match_brain' rpc call communicates with is under your control, check its performance and optimize it to respond quicker.
- Asynchronous Handling: If the operation inherently takes a long time, consider implementing it asynchronously, allowing the system to handle other tasks while waiting for the response.
Without specific details on the implementation of the 'match_brain' rpc call or the configuration of the httpx client within your application, these are general recommendations to address the timeout issue.
Regarding the similar issues in the quivr repository, there was a closed issue [Issue] Networking Issues with self-hosted Supabase docker-compose and self-hosted docker-compose Quivr on host. which was last updated on January 04, 2024. This issue was referenced by:
- [Bug]: Error occurred while creating a brain which was last updated on January 04, 2024
- [Bug]: Neither Links or Local Documents can be Uploaded which was last updated on January 11, 2024 The suggested solution is:
I finally got it working, but the networking was non-intuitive for self-hosting Supabase & Quivr on the same box.
Although the user did not provide the exact steps they took to resolve the issue, this comment indicates that they were able to solve the networking issues encountered when self-hosting Supabase and Quivr on the same machine. Other users experiencing similar problems may need to reach out directly to the user for a detailed solution or explore networking configurations that allow docker containers to communicate with the host machine or with each other.
I hope this information helps. If you need further assistance, please provide more details about your setup and the steps you've taken so far.
Sources
- [Issue] Networking Issues with self-hosted Supabase docker-compose and self-hosted docker-compose Quivr on host.
- backend/modules/brain/service/brain_service.py
- backend/modules/brain/integrations/GPT4/Brain.py
zhaojunfeng
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What happened?
input any question, self._client.rpc 'match_brain', timeout exption. I deployed quivr on a host with ip '192.168.1.84', not in my local pc. But I can create new brain and upload document successfullly.
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