Disallowed Host - invalid host header - you may need to add ... to ALLOWED_HOSTS

[gitwittidbit]

Describe the bug Fresh installation according to official docs (used pipx instead of pip) running llmstack, the docker containers get downloaded, created and started Then I get the command line output "Waiting for LLMStack server to be up..." about 20 times. Then I get a motherload of warnings and error messages. And when I try to access LLMStack on port 3000, I see an error message that the IP LLMStack is running on is disallowed and that I may need to add it to ALLOWED_HOSTS. I have added it, restarted the api container and the whole VM but the error keeps coming back and I can't access LLMStack.

EDIT: So I have investigated this a bit further and the issue seems to be that when I add my VM's IP to ALLOWED_HOSTS in settings.py, this does not get relayed into the docker container. I have tried creating an additional environment variable "ALLOWED_HOSTS" in docker-compose.yml, I have tried adding an .env file with this value, I have tried adding the IP to the .env file, I have tried hard coding the IP into docker-compose.yml, I have tried mounting the settings.py into the container. No matter what I do, ALLOWED_HOSTS inside the container always comes up as "localhost".

Am I the only one running llmstack via docker?

To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:

See above

Expected behavior Being able to access LLMStack in the browser

Version Latest version per today.

Environment Debian 12 VM, rootless docker, command: llmstack

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[gitwittidbit]

Am I the only one experiencing this behavior?

[Mullet-BSDXR]

I have the same issue. Have tried changing all the same things and still nothing!

[grvwy]

I had the same issue, uninstalled everything and installed version 0.2.5 of LLMstack

docker stop $(docker ps -aq) 2>/dev/null; docker rm $(docker ps -aq) 2>/dev/null; docker volume rm $(docker volume ls -q) 2>/dev/null

pip uninstall -y llmstack

pip install llmstack==0.2.5

Now I get it running at least, but