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Crystaltools not visible and doesn't throw any error in runpod. #104

Open mogupta opened 1 month ago

mogupta commented 1 month ago

Describe the bug
Crystaltools not visible and doesn't throw any error in runpod.

To Reproduce
Just use runpod to install comfyui .

  1. Tried installing using comfy ui manager
  2. Tried installing using git v1.16.6

Expected behavior
Nothing is visible on the right window as it should

Screenshots
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Error in console:
no errors

Versions:
Copy the output of the console (4 parts), like this:

** Python version: 3.10.14 | packaged by conda-forge | (main, Mar 20 2024, 12:45:18) [GCC 12.3.0]
[Crystools INFO]  no logs
2024-08-05T23:18:20.941406165Z ### Loading: ComfyUI-Manager (V2.48.5)
2024-08-05T23:18:20.941410649Z ### ComfyUI Revision: 2129 [719fb2c8] *DETACHED | Released on '2024-04-14'

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JamesIV4 commented 1 month ago

Same issue here, except running locally on Windows. Installed using Comfy UI Manager.

ComfyUI: 24898115d8 Manager: V2.48.5

MethodJiao commented 1 month ago

Did you use nginx secondary directory?

MethodJiao commented 1 month ago

You may be able to F12 to check the crystools related requests and see if they are successful.

mogupta commented 1 month ago

Fresh comfyui install fixed the issue for me.

JamesIV4 commented 1 month ago

I haven't had this issue resolved yet. In the console, I see this:

api.js:157 Unhandled message: {"type": "crystools.monitor", "data": {"cpu_utilization": 2.6, "ram_total": 17114193920, "ram_used": 16388325376, "ram_used_percent": 95.8, "hdd_total": 250055688192, "hdd_used": 204988538880, "hdd_used_percent": 82.0, "device_type": "cuda", "gpus": [{"gpu_utilization": 16, "gpu_temperature": 49, "vram_total": 12884901888, "vram_used": 7991558144, "vram_used_percent": 62.02265421549479}]}} Error: Unknown message type crystools.monitor

Edit: Should mention, this is with a fresh install. I'm using ComfyUI built into SwarmUI. It functions the same as standalone and I haven't any issues adding other custom nodes.

JamesIV4 commented 3 weeks ago

It's working fine if I launch ComfyUI seperately from SwarmUI. I'll just delete SwarmUI, I don't use any of its features.