Guido Schmutz

I have changed the prompt in the same way as in this PR: https://github.com/assafelovic/gpt-researcher/pull/526

> I've went ahead and tested and verified it all works. Merging and releasing tomorrow! @gschmutz Thanks a lot for resolving the conflicts and merging it :-)

> @assafelovic Can you confirm your config? > > I tried with the following config (note that `OPENAI_API_KEY` is not optional): > > ```yaml > LLM_PROVIDER=ollama > OLLAMA_BASE_URL=http://192.168.2.162:11434 #also tried...

> ```shell > File "/usr/src/app/gpt_researcher/llm_provider/openai/openai.py", line 61, in get_chat_response > output = await self.llm.ainvoke(messages) > ``` Hi @arsaboo I have tested with the latest code base and it works for...

@assafelovic I think I could have done better with some meaningful default settings for the Ollama specific environment variables if they are not specified. Will do another PR for that.

> @gschmutz I updated my docker compose file to include the additional env variables: > > ```yaml > services: > gpt-researcher: > image: kramer1346/gpt-researcher > build: ./ > environment: >...

> Yes, I'm building the images myself using the docker compose up command. That's how I've used it in the past @arsaboo ok, last week I had it also running...

We can use the `pwgen` utility to generate passwords: ``` Usage: pwgen [ OPTIONS ] [ pw_length ] [ num_pw ] Options supported by pwgen: -c or --capitalize Include at...

Initial jinja template to extract all the password env variables from the labels `com.platys.password.envvars`: ``` {% for service in services.items() | sort() %} {%- if service[1].init is not defined %}...

The goal should be to offer a feature to remove all passwords from the `docker-compose.yml` file. One option could be to add the passwords as environment variables with the user...