Closed eyildiz-ugoe closed 1 year ago
Yeah I should really go back and echo the error from Auto1111, although they're not generally useful.
Easiest way to troubleshoot at the moment is to manually start up Auto1111 with --api
as a startup argument (so on linux, open your Auto1111 webui-user.sh
, and add --api to the line that says 'export COMMANDLINE_ARGS=""' and make sure it's uncommented), then wait for it to fully load. Then set Dream Factory to use the same port (7860 by default), so make sure your Dream Factory config.txt
has SD_PORT = 7860
.
When you start Dream Factory, it will find that Auto1111 is already running on that port and automatically use it as long as the --api flag was properly set in your webui-user.sh. This way, you'll be able to watch the Auto1111 console as you use Dream Factory and see the exact errors that Auto1111 is throwing.
Hopefully that helps!
No further explanation or anything given. It simply prints this message every time it queries something. This is the Ubuntu installation I am using.
What's even strange is that the same prompt file works on the installation on Windows.