Originally created by @nick-tonjum on GitHub (May 22, 2024).
Hello!
I'm having an issue with the 'OpenAI API Connections' in the settings.
I currently have my OpenAI api key working there perfectly, but when I try to add the address for a llama-cpp-python server it isn't listing the models whatsoever, despite saying it successfully added.
no API key since it's internal, but still doesn't work if I have one set. I also tried localhost, 0.0.0.0, 127.0.0.1, and even tried opening it up to my public IP and it didn't work. I can manually GET the models at http://host.docker.internal:4883/v1/models and it works without issue.
I also know it's not an issue with host.docker.internal, as my ollama server itself is running on it and I have my ollama server pointed to host.docker.interal:11434.
I'm stuck.
Thanks!
Originally created by @nick-tonjum on GitHub (May 22, 2024).
Hello!
I'm having an issue with the 'OpenAI API Connections' in the settings.
I currently have my OpenAI api key working there perfectly, but when I try to add the address for a llama-cpp-python server it isn't listing the models whatsoever, despite saying it successfully added.
My open-webui instance is running in a docker container, so this is what I have entered:
http://host.docker.internal:4883/v1
no API key since it's internal, but still doesn't work if I have one set. I also tried localhost, 0.0.0.0, 127.0.0.1, and even tried opening it up to my public IP and it didn't work. I can manually GET the models at http://host.docker.internal:4883/v1/models and it works without issue.
I also know it's not an issue with host.docker.internal, as my ollama server itself is running on it and I have my ollama server pointed to host.docker.interal:11434.
I'm stuck.
Thanks!
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Originally created by @nick-tonjum on GitHub (May 22, 2024).
Hello!
I'm having an issue with the 'OpenAI API Connections' in the settings.
I currently have my OpenAI api key working there perfectly, but when I try to add the address for a llama-cpp-python server it isn't listing the models whatsoever, despite saying it successfully added.
My open-webui instance is running in a docker container, so this is what I have entered:
http://host.docker.internal:4883/v1
no API key since it's internal, but still doesn't work if I have one set. I also tried localhost, 0.0.0.0, 127.0.0.1, and even tried opening it up to my public IP and it didn't work. I can manually GET the models at http://host.docker.internal:4883/v1/models and it works without issue.
I also know it's not an issue with host.docker.internal, as my ollama server itself is running on it and I have my ollama server pointed to host.docker.interal:11434.
I'm stuck.
Thanks!