shim

[drifting oak]

I'm getting this error:

Error response from daemon: failed to create task for container: failed to create shim task: OCI runtime create failed: runc create failed: unable to start container process: error during container init: error mounting "/home/human/projects/ai/uis/LibreChat/.env" to rootfs at "/app/.env": mount /home/human/projects/ai/uis/LibreChat/.env:/app/.env (via /proc/self/fd/6), flags: 0x5000: not a directory: unknown: Are you trying to mount a directory onto a file (or vice-versa)? Check if the specified host path exists and is the expected type

Any idea how to proceed?

There is an old issue here, but I tried what it suggested (uncommenting the latest image and rebuilding) and it didn't help: https://discord.com/channels/1086345563026489514/1134176986068164620

I'm running on Arch Linux

[halcyon lion]

a couple of things,

did you create the .env file (from the .env.example) before you ran the docker command?

also, have you tried running the docker command with sudo?

[drifting oak]

no, I did not

I.. er, skimmed through the setup section a bit 👀 I looked through the env, didn't realize I had to strip off .example?

should there by an .env directory as well? I noticed one (with root priv) and recreated it with user privledges as a test

Actually, looking back, I didn't skim. Docker will read this env file. See the /.env.example file for reference. I interpreted that as the .example file would be read and act as the default, may be worth clarifying .example needs stripped from it.

eh it's still not working, I might have to start the directory fresh

[halcyon lion]

exact, else a directory named .env is created, and it's not what we want 😉

delete the .env dir, run cp .env.example .env to create the .env file from the example, then try to rebuild the image (docker-compose build then docker-compose up -d)

If you don't get errors about permissions you shouldn't need to use sudo, but use it if you see permission errors

[halcyon lion]

your right, it should be clearer in the docker doc, I'll try to update it later. (the linux install docs properly mentions to copy the .env.example file, I'll add the same to the docker doc)

[drifting oak]

I'm running with sudo. Just learned today that adding a user to the docker group allows privilege escalation due to the way docker works

https://github.com/moby/moby/issues/9976

Rebuilding now, thanks for the help!

quick tangential question when it's building: is speech to text and text to speech supported? I didn't see any in the examples, but haven't tried it out yet.

[halcyon lion]

no worries! Don't hesitate if you have any other questions!

[halcyon lion]

speech is not yet supported, but it's slowly being worked on

it will eventually come

[drifting oak]

hmm, that's kind of a hard requirement for me, but the wrappers I've found that supported speech had a lot of other issues

maybe I'll just have to bite the bullet and help contribute, but got a lot on my plate rn

I tried out whisper locally the other day and it worked waaay better than I was expecting!

[drifting oak]

not a critique on this tool, I get the tradeoffs in building stuff, especially open source!

[halcyon lion]

haha, I get it. When it comes it will be good 😁

There's stuff that users wanted more that has taken over it, but it shouldn't be too long before we have a working implementation

[drifting oak]

It's working! UX seems quite clean. GPT 4 from the dropdown is the real GPT 4, not turbo, right?

[halcyon lion]

you should have access to all available GPT variants from OpenAI

[drifting oak]

it only shows gpt 4 and one of the snapshots for GPT 4

is that expected?

[halcyon lion]

mine looks like this:

[drifting oak]

different ones available to our keys maybe?

[halcyon lion]

maybe, you can tweak the list in the .env file too, I probably use a tweaked list

[drifting oak]

alright, I gotta get to work. Thanks for all the help, and for making this cool project!

Seems well organized. Always hard to get that momentum in open source.

[primal ether]

I'm working on it. right now it's just working with the integrated browser STT, but I will also add Whisper 😁

[drifting oak]

If I can add a request, using local whisper would be awesome, cheaper and more private.