Internal Server Error

[rwmontalvao]

After following the web server installation instructions, I get an "Internal Server Error" message when accessing it.
I am using OpenSUSE Leap 15.5 and a Conda Python installation.

[kntkb]

Hi! First of all, thank you for sharing this fantastic repo!

I also get the same error mentioned above using macOS Monterey with Apple M1 Pro. Attached is my conda environment just in case this helps in anyway.

myenv.yaml.txt

[sherryliu987]

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[kntkb]

It seems like a quick solution is to pass the absolute pass for static_folder and template_folder in web/app/__init__.py.

[RuikangSun]

It seems like a quick solution is to pass the absolute pass for static_folder and template_folder in web/app/__init__.py.

Hi! I have the same issue. Could you please provide more information on how to solve this? I did not find anything about 'static_folder or template_folder' in 'miniconda3\envs\admet_ai\Lib\site-packages\admet_ai\web/app/__init__.py' . Thank you!

[swansonk14]

@rwmontalvao thank you for bringing up this issue!

@kntkb thank you for the suggested solution!

@RuikangSun, I think @kntkb has the solution. To provide some more detail, what you need to do is go into admet_ai/web/app/__init__.py and modify app = Flask(__name__) to instead be:

app = Flask(__name__, template_folder='/path/to/admet_ai/web/app/templates', static_folder='/path/to/admet_ai/web/app/static')

where the paths are the absolute paths on your system. By default, Flask uses the relative paths template_folder='template' and static_folder='static' which work for me, but the absolute paths might help on other systems.

Please let me know if you're still having trouble getting it to work.

Best,
Kyle

[RuikangSun]

@rwmontalvao thank you for bringing up this issue!

@kntkb thank you for the suggested solution!

@RuikangSun, I think @kntkb has the solution. To provide some more detail, what you need to do is go into admet_ai/web/app/__init__.py and modify app = Flask(__name__) to instead be:

app = Flask(__name__, template_folder='/path/to/admet_ai/web/app/templates', static_folder='/path/to/admet_ai/web/app/static')

where the paths are the absolute paths on your system. By default, Flask uses the relative paths template_folder='template' and static_folder='static' which work for me, but the absolute paths might help on other systems.

Please let me know if you're still having trouble getting it to work.

Best, Kyle

Thank you!
I found there is no 'static' or 'templates' folder in '/path/to/admet_ai/web/app/' folder after default installation via pip, so I downloaded the 'web' folder and pasted it in '/path/to/admet_ai/web/app/'. Now everything works well.

[rwmontalvao]

@rwmontalvao thank you for bringing up this issue!

@kntkb thank you for the suggested solution!

@RuikangSun, I think @kntkb has the solution. To provide some more detail, what you need to do is go into admet_ai/web/app/__init__.py and modify app = Flask(__name__) to instead be:

app = Flask(__name__, template_folder='/path/to/admet_ai/web/app/templates', static_folder='/path/to/admet_ai/web/app/static')

where the paths are the absolute paths on your system. By default, Flask uses the relative paths template_folder='template' and static_folder='static' which work for me, but the absolute paths might help on other systems.

Please let me know if you're still having trouble getting it to work.

Best, Kyle

@swansonk14, @kntkb, and @RuikangSun, thank you very much for your help with this issue. Now it works for me. I copied the web folder from the GitHub repo, as did @RuikangSun.

@swansonk14 Congratulations, and thank you very much for making this code available. It is very helpful!!!

[swansonk14]

Great, I'm glad that worked!