quivr backend docker can't find start.sh

hi, the frontend works, however, the backend didn't run and giving the following message:

exec /code/scripts/start.sh: no such file or directory

Install is on windows 11. the file "start.sh" exists where it should be. not sure about the issue. Screenshot 2023-07-07 223348

Jul 07 '23 19:07 mishal-harbi

same here

Jul 07 '23 22:07 MaKeG0

facing same error

Jul 07 '23 22:07 realto-abe

ditto

Jul 07 '23 23:07 laodev1

Same problem. I can see the start.sh in the files of the container.

Jul 07 '23 23:07 cyberautomate

Same here, help! Capture1

Jul 08 '23 01:07 judrogue3

same issue, guys :( I thought that my stupid (actually I am) backend exited with code 0 backend | exec /code/scripts/start.sh: no such file or directory backend | exec /code/scripts/start.sh: no such file or directory backend | exec /code/scripts/start.sh: no such file or directory backend exited with code 1

Jul 08 '23 01:07 LiveRuDomest

Hey guys, here is how to fix it: If you don't care about gpt4all, just edit Quivr/backend/Dockerfile and replace this:

ENTRYPOINT ["/code/scripts/start.sh"]

with this:

ENTRYPOINT exec uvicorn main:app --reload --host 0.0.0.0 --port 5050

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Jul 08 '23 03:07 laodev1

I am in the same boat

Jul 08 '23 12:07 BasedAnon

Hey guys, here is how to fix it:

This makes it impossible for me to access quivr from my end.

I don't see GPT4All mentioned ANYWHERE on the main repo... wtf happened?

Jul 08 '23 12:07 BasedAnon

I have no /code/ directory... There is no such thing in the source code either... WTF? Am I crazy, or is everyone else?

Jul 08 '23 12:07 BasedAnon

If you are on windows try to change the line ending of the start.sh from CRLF to LF. This solved it for me.

Jul 08 '23 13:07 Kehdar

Hey guys, here is how to fix it: If you don't care about gpt4all, just edit Quivr/backend/Dockerfile and replace this:

ENTRYPOINT ["/code/scripts/start.sh"]

with this:

ENTRYPOINT exec uvicorn main:app --reload --host 0.0.0.0 --port 5050

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Nicely done!

Thanks!

Jul 08 '23 16:07 Mattang-Tim

If you are on windows try to change the line ending of the start.sh from CRLF to LF. This solved it for me.

I saw this mentioned by someone else, but I have absolutely no clue what it means. T_T How do I do that?

Edit: after looking around, I found the setting in the bottom right of VSCodium.

Jul 08 '23 17:07 BasedAnon

If you are on windows try to change the line ending of the start.sh from CRLF to LF. This solved it for me.

I saw this mentioned by someone else, but I have absolutely no clue what it means. T_T How do I do that?

Edit: after looking around, I found the setting in the bottom right of VSCodium.

For anyone looking for 'start.sh' file, it can be found here: quivr\backend\scripts\start.sh Open in vscode and changed the 'Select end of line sequence' as noted by BasedAnon hope it helps.

Jul 08 '23 19:07 freshlesh3

Thank you very much. That cost me a lifetime. I would never have thought of "LF". I am programme code focused and fixed! I have installed Quivr under Windows (VSCODE, Win-Docker). It works with Supabase.com. Thanks again.