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Could not send chat #92
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I'm having the same issue. When I go to System Settings, all of the fields are green as well. Any idea what else it might be? |
Have a look at the container logs |
Same error and conditions here. I do see the following in the Docker log, however: PineconeClient: Error calling describeIndex: 404: Not Found [PineconeError: PineconeClient: Error calling describeIndex: 404: Not Found] |
My "Could not send chat" error was resolved after I found that my free OpenAI trial credits had expired. Once I set up a paid account on OpenAI the issue was resolved. |
thank you for the tip, @frasergr . That helped me troubleshoot the problem and eventually solve it. I think I had multiple things going on. For future people that might come here, my error could've been resolved by several changes.
For anyone with this issue, if you're open to hosting it remotely, I found the AWS setup and instructions (with a bit of help from ChatGPT on GPT4) to be much easier to implement. Plus, I like the idea of being able to share online access with others and not having to walk them through the local install themselves. |
@argondigitalmoen I followed all the steps except #5. I will do that later and update if it worked but for now I am still getting the "Could not send" error. However, if you could link to the AWS setup, if it is easier I am all for it. |
While copying and pasteing errors into GPT, it seems to suggest it's something to do with Pinecone |
@IMCARLOSEHR check the AWS folder in anything-llm, it lays out the steps there. If you followed any part of steps 1 through 4, you would definitely still need to do at least part of #5, because otherwise it wouldn't be updated. If you did all of them, follow the Read Me instructions from the beginning essentially. I would avoid step #1 though unless you ran the "docker logs anything-llm" command prompt mentioned in the previous response by @frasergr got you an error related to cp not being a valid command or not understood. |
I am using with docker, with the help of GPT I was able to get to the browser UI but when I insert a query it says:
localhost:3001 says
Could not send chat
GPT has no clue why
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