[Question]: Which service is the interface requested by the remote_call function in resume.py, and how to start this service when the local source code is started?

[suqisuqi]

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The service that the remote_call function in resume.py interacts with is expected to be running at http://127.0.0.1:61670/tog. However, the specific service that listens on this port is not clearly defined in the available information. The module responsible for handling HTTP requests in the RAGFlow codebase is api/ragflow_server.py, which uses the run_simple function to start the HTTP server. The port configuration is likely set in the settings module, but the exact port number 61670 is not mentioned in the provided context ^[1].

To start the service when the local source code is initiated, you would typically need to ensure that the server defined in api/ragflow_server.py is running. This involves setting up the environment and configurations as specified in the repository's configuration files, such as service_conf.yaml.template and environment variables like SVR_HTTP_PORT. These configurations are crucial for customizing the server setup ^[2][3].

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[gitriver]

resume解析提取这一部分后续会开源不？

[KevinHuSh]

No plan yet.

[hrchu]

Does this mean the resume parser isn’t available in the current open-source version?