Open Inakwu opened 1 month ago
I noticed that many of you are encountering challenges with running Avatarify on Google Colab. I have experience troubleshooting these issues and can assist you in getting it set up properly.
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Describe the bug
After running the command on Google Collab I keep getting NameError on "in_addr"
To Reproduce
The error is as follows (NameError: name 'in_addr' is not defined)
Info (please complete the following information):
OS (e.g., Linux): Windows
GPU model: AMD Radeon(TM) Vega 8 Graphics Radeon RX 560X
Any other relevant information:
I am using Anaconda for the prompt and Avatarify has been activated there. This issue arises from Google Collab under 'Start the Client'
Screenshots
Logs
NameError Traceback (most recent call last)
1 print('Copy-paste to the terminal the command below and run (press Enter)\n') 2 print('Mac:')
----> 3 print(f'./run_mac.sh --is-client --in-addr {in_addr} --out-addr {out_addr}')
4 print('\nWindows:') 5 print(f'run_windows.bat --is-client --in-addr {in_addr} --out-addr {out_addr}')
NameError: name 'in_addr' is not defined
Don't mind anyone asking you to DM without stating a solution here. The issue is with your NGROK token. You probably need a premium token to use.
Okay, thank you. So, I need to pay for a premium NGROK account for my token to be premium right? Or is there another way around it?
@ seegunz Regarding the mention of a ‘premium token’ that doesn’t seem accurate. Ngrok does not provide a separate ‘premium token.’ Instead, Ngrok has made changes to their service that require users to authenticate their account. This is a security measure and while Ngrok does offer paid features, such as more concurrent tunnels and custom domains, there’s no specific ‘premium token.’ The changes to their API do however require verification through the account setup process.
Well the premium there means subscription. You do that on your ngrok profile
Oga the premium I paid for you nor give me
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Well the premium there means subscription. You do that on your ngrok profile
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You are mistaking for someone else. I don't charge and I've never charge and I've never asked anyone to send me message. Go through your records and address that to the exact person you have been talking to.
@seegunz Ngrok’s ‘premium’ refers to their paid subscription plans that unlock additional features such as custom subdomains, reserved IP addresses and increased bandwidth limits. This is not a ‘premium token’ it’s simply a subscription model. When people refer to ‘premium’ for ngrok, they mean subscribing to a plan through your ngrok profile
It’s important to understand that ngrok does not offer any ‘premium token’ to activate advanced features. Instead now they require users to verify their account for security..The idea of a separate premium token is misleading, as ngrok doesn’t operate in that way.
Well I wasreferring to the paid subscription as that's the report someone told me worked for them. However, thank you for the enlightenment.
@seegunz I appreciate your clarification but it’s important to only provide solutions that have been thoroughly tested and verified. Offering advice based solely on reports from others without personal confirmation can lead to confusion and misinformation, especially when dealing with technical issues like this. It’s critical to ensure that any solutions recommended have been validated to avoid unintentionally misleading others. Thank you for understanding.
Okay, thank you.
So, I need to pay for a premium NGROK account for my token to be premium right?
Or is there another way around it?
From the sources who had similar issues, they did subscription on their ngrok account. While someone complained that it stopped working after sometime, others still use it.
I'm not into colla. But I think you can check with subscribing or if you have a friend that has already subscribed, you can ask their token.
It's preferable you used a graphic pc to cut all of these issues off. There are more softwares out there you can look into.
All the best
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Describe the bug After running the command on Google Collab I keep getting NameError on "in_addr"
To Reproduce The error is as follows (NameError: name 'in_addr' is not defined)
Info (please complete the following information):
OS (e.g., Linux): Windows
GPU model: AMD Radeon(TM) Vega 8 Graphics Radeon RX 560X
Any other relevant information: I am using Anaconda for the prompt and Avatarify has been activated there. This issue arises from Google Collab under 'Start the Client'
Screenshots
Logs NameError Traceback (most recent call last) in <cell line: 3>()
1 print('Copy-paste to the terminal the command below and run (press Enter)\n')
2 print('Mac:')
----> 3 print(f'./run_mac.sh --is-client --in-addr {in_addr} --out-addr {out_addr}')
4 print('\nWindows:')
5 print(f'run_windows.bat --is-client --in-addr {in_addr} --out-addr {out_addr}')
NameError: name 'in_addr' is not defined