I'm using open-webui a lot, but sometimes I need to access my computer through ssh. (ie no browser available). I'd like to run ollama with the model that has been created in open-webui, but the models that are created with open-webui don't seem to be around. (which is very confusing).
I installed with the docker option, where ollama is already on my system. I assumed that the models would be wherever ollama put them.
But I created a new model that has lots of extra knowledge, but I can't access it from ollama.
Thanks for a wonderful project!
Originally created by @iplayfast on GitHub (Oct 10, 2024).
Original GitHub issue: https://github.com/open-webui/open-webui/issues/6096
# Feature Request
I'm using open-webui a lot, but sometimes I need to access my computer through ssh. (ie no browser available). I'd like to run ollama with the model that has been created in open-webui, but the models that are created with open-webui don't seem to be around. (which is very confusing).
I installed with the docker option, where ollama is already on my system. I assumed that the models would be wherever ollama put them.
But I created a new model that has lots of extra knowledge, but I can't access it from ollama.
Thanks for a wonderful project!
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Originally created by @iplayfast on GitHub (Oct 10, 2024).
Original GitHub issue: https://github.com/open-webui/open-webui/issues/6096
Feature Request
I'm using open-webui a lot, but sometimes I need to access my computer through ssh. (ie no browser available). I'd like to run ollama with the model that has been created in open-webui, but the models that are created with open-webui don't seem to be around. (which is very confusing).
I installed with the docker option, where ollama is already on my system. I assumed that the models would be wherever ollama put them.
But I created a new model that has lots of extra knowledge, but I can't access it from ollama.
Thanks for a wonderful project!