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[GH-ISSUE #12407] 【BUG】Openwebui version 0.6.0 cannot be used for online search (Google PSE) #32120
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Originally created by @a506488043 on GitHub (Apr 3, 2025).
Original GitHub issue: https://github.com/open-webui/open-webui/issues/12407
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Installation Method
Pip Install
Open WebUI Version
v0.6.0
Ollama Version (if applicable)
ollama version is 0.6.2
Operating System
Ubuntu 24.04
Browser (if applicable)
Firefox 1378.0
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README.md.Expected Behavior
Update to version 0.6.0, using internet search (Google), the open webui web is stuck and will take 2 hours to recover;
Actual Behavior
Update to version 0.6.0, using internet search (Google), the open webui web is stuck and will take 2 hours to recover;
Openwebui has no task error logs; Only the debug information below is available;
| DEBUG | urllib3.connectionpool:_ new_conn:1049 - Starting new HTTPS connection (1): www.googleapis.com:443 - {}
Steps to Reproduce
1、Updated to 0.6.0
2、Enable online search (Google)
3、Dialogue with AI models
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4月 03 22:58:00 saiita-System-Product-Name open-webui[4207]: 2025-04-03 22:58:00.241 | INFO | uvicorn.protocols.http.httptools_impl:send:476 - 127.0.0.1:35136 - "GET / HTTP/1.1" 200 - {}
4月 03 22:58:14 saiita-System-Product-Name open-webui[4207]: 2025-04-03 22:58:14.462 | INFO | open_webui.routers.retrieval:process_web_search:1431 - trying to web search with ('google_pse', "\nOkay, so the user is asking about instances where they procrastinate and wants suggestions to overcome it. Let me try to figure out how to approach this. \n\nFirst, I need to consider what procrastination typically looks like. It's usually when you can't even start a task because you're keeping delaying it as much as possible. The user probably faces this problem at work or personal life and wants practical advice.\n\nLooking at the chat history from before, the assistant provided eight strategies. These are pretty solid, but maybe there are other aspects to consider. For example, some people might procrastinate for reasons like fear of failure, limited knowledge, or just not feeling ready. Understanding these underlying factors could help in giving more targeted advice.\n\nI should also think about different contexts where procrastination occurs—like school, study sessions, family projects, and daily routines. Each situation might have specific triggers that aren't covered by the general strategies listed earlier. For instance, some people might procrastinate because of sleep issues or stress from previous events.\n\nAdditionally, practical steps beyond just managing time could be useful. Breaking tasks into smaller steps, using the Pomodoro Technique as mentioned, and setting clear boundaries are all solid points. But maybe there's more to explore here, like techniques for dealing with perfectionism or avoiding procrastination entirely through mindfulness.\n\nI also wonder if incorporating some form of reward system might help, where progress is acknowledged to keep moving forward even when it's slow. That could make the process feel less daunting and more manageable in the long run.\n\nSo, considering all these angles, I should generate a set of queries that cover different aspects: reasons for procrastination, practical strategies, time management techniques, and perhaps some emotional or mindset-based approaches. This way, if the user needs broader information, they'll get access to it through these questions.\n\n\nTo address various aspects of procrastination, here are targeted search queries:\n\n1. Reasons behind procrastination \n2. Practical strategies for managing time effectively \n3. The Pomodoro Technique in reducing procrastination \n4. Tips to set clear goals and start tasks earlier \n5. How perfectionism affects task completion times \n6. Steps to break down long tasks into manageable steps \n7. Mindfulness techniques for managing stress during procrastination \n8. Emotional regulation strategies to reduce procrastination \n\nThese queries should provide comprehensive insights and actionable advice on overcoming procrastination.") - {}
4月 03 22:58:14 saiita-System-Product-Name open-webui[4207]: 2025-04-03 22:58:14.464 | DEBUG | urllib3.connectionpool:_new_conn:1049 - Starting new HTTPS connection (1): www.googleapis.com:443 - {}
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