jolly viper
Well I was browsing around and came across this thread from a few months ago. https://www.reddit.com/r/StableDiffusion/s/Ttr7m4BSyi
and I know TextGen WebUI uses Gradio as well, I was just wondering if there was anything I could do to turn off or block any sort of telemetry or internet access to the webui and such so that everything I do stays private?
sage linden
Well, in the code it uses "os.environ['GRADIO_ANALYTICS_ENABLED'] = 'False'" in server.py.
You could add a few more variables from the post if you're concerned.
jolly viper
Well, in the code it uses "os.environ['GRADIO_ANALYTICS_ENABLED'] = 'False'" in ...
Okay cool, is there anywhere else i need to add them besides server.py?
sage linden
No. You can even try to set them up as environmental variables of your OS instead of modifying the code.
This way it might work even for other gradio apps
jolly viper
No. You can even try to set them up as environmental variables of your OS instea...
Well I added it to the server.py, I think. When adding it to system variables do I just put GRADIO_ANALYTICS_ENABLED="False" or do I need to attach os.inviron or something else at the front?
sage linden
For system variables it would be GRADIO_ANALYTICS_ENABLED="False" and similar with others.
If you set it outside of the app, for example in bat file or for system wide variables.
"os.environ" it's for python code
jolly viper
gotcha, does this look correct?
sage linden
No, variable name in the left side, value in the right side.
So GRADIO_ANALYTICS_ENABLED on the left, False on the right.
jolly viper
Oh duh. lol
jolly viper
No, variable name in the left side, value in the right side.
So GRADIO_ANALYTICS...
like this right?
sage linden
Yes