Closed Dorothy2020 closed 1 year ago
HI @Dorothy2020
Have you fetched the model first?
Usually, You create the conda environment first, install all the requirements, and then fetch the model. After fetching you can serve the models.
From the error I can see, you might not have installed it. (pip install -e .)
Hello @Femme-js , yes I did fetch the model and it worked perfectly , so when I write ersilia serve command that's when I get the error
Hi @Dorothy2020
We need to see the log of the error in order to provide guidance. Please add the -v flag and save the error log. Also, I see you jumped directly to testing this model but I haven't seen you comment on the first steps, which are testing that the CLI works and testing a simple model, eos3b5e. Please follow the steps as some models are quite complex and before using them you must make sure ersilia is properly installed
Thank you @GemmaTuron
Hi @Dorothy2020
I am just following on the thread, can you confirm if ersilia works? Try:
conda activate ersilia
ersilia --help
If this works fine, then try to fetch the model and store the log file.
@GemmaTuron I was able to install the ersilia successfully following ersilia-book: https://ersilia.gitbook.io/ersilia-book:
1.Activated ersilia using conda activate ersilia.
Screenshot for the successful installation of ersilia:
Tested a few models using the following commands:
Screenshot for model fetching of ersilia:
Operating system: Ubuntu 20.04.5 Python version: Python 3.7.13 conda version :conda 22.9.0
@GemmaTuron can I now close the issue
Describe the bug.
Ersilia serve models cannot be fetched
Describe the steps to reproduce the behavior
https://www.oreilly.com/library/view/ssh-the-secure/0596008953/ch07s03.html Click on the link to solve the error in verbose mode
Expected behavior.
EmptyOutputError
Screenshots.
Operating environment
Ubuntu 20.04
Additional context
https://www.oreilly.com/library/view/ssh-the-secure/0596008953/ch07s03.html