name unknown: The model https://replicate.com/username/modelname does not exist

[sepehr]

Hi there,

Even though I can run a successful cog login, at the time I'm trying to push the model, I get this error no matter what model. The model is created on replicate.com and exists.

This was not the case few days ago. I started experiencing this after I created a new account and ran cog login with the token from that account.

Pushing models from neither works now. Login is according to the CLI message, successful.

Would appreciate your help.

[mattt]

Hi, @sepehr. I'm sorry this stopped working for you. You mentioned that you created a new account. Are pushes failing for that account, or for the one associated with the GitHub account you commented from? And can you share the name of a model you tried to push with that account? (That would help me find a trace in our system to see what happened)

[sepehr]

Hi @mattt, thanks for the quick follow-up and your support.

Pushes were failing for both accounts. I have since isolated & addressed the issue by looking at the way login works. I have deleted the entries for r8.im from my machine's secretstore, and did another cog login, seeing that the push afterwards went through :tada:

To see whether this is cog-related, below is my docker config and os spec.

{
	"auths": {
		"https://index.docker.io/v1/": {}
	},
	"credsStore": "secretservice",
	"currentContext": "desktop-linux"
}

Linux hostname 6.5.11-300.fc39.x86_64 #1 SMP PREEMPT_DYNAMIC x86_64 GNU/Linux

[mattt]

@sepehr Thanks for digging into this. I'm glad to hear that you found a resolution.

I'll have to take another look at cog login to see if it's handling multiple login correctly. Maybe we should add a cog logout command that deletes r8.im entries in the secret store as you did manually?

[sepehr]

I think that's a very good idea, @mattt :+1: Honestly, I tried a cog logout first, but realized that's not a thing yet.

[robinsonkwame]

Seeing this same issue, here are my steps,

• Created a private model (robinsonkwame/nerfstudio-cli) on replicate.com,
• To cog.yaml added image: "r8.im/robinsonkwame/nerfstudio-cli"
• cog login, authenticated, recieved You've successfully authenticated as robinsonkwame! You can now use the 'r8.im' registry. ← EDIT: should've sudo cog login, success does not mean successful use of login
• ran sudo cog push r8.im/robinsonkwame/nerfstudio-cli

Building Docker image from environment in cog.yaml as r8.im/robinsonkwame/nerfstudio-cli
...
Validating model schema...
Adding labels to image...

Pushing image 'r8.im/robinsonkwame/nerfstudio-cli'...
Using default tag: latest
The push refers to repository [r8.im/robinsonkwame/nerfstudio-cli]
...
name unknown: The model https://replicate.com/robinsonkwame/nerfstudio-cli does not exist
ⅹ exit status 1

but https://replicate.com/robinsonkwame/nerfstudio-cli returns successfully in the browser.

EDIT - after looking at other issues, this was a case of #1221, but, like that poster describes, the error is super confusing.

[robot007]

@sepehr Thanks for your hint. I had the same problem: The Cog push did not work for me. I see the following error:

name unknown; The model [my model] does not exist

I am very sure the model exists and I pushed to it once. This bug exists for cog version 0.9.4 (built 2024-01-24T22:16:49Z) My desktop is Ubuntu 22.04.3 LTS.

The patch: delete ~/.docker/config.json and use Cog login., then Cog push It is a temporary solution.

@mattt if you are working for Replicate, could you please fix the problem in Cog. Thanks.

[leonmak]

not using sudo sudo cog login was the issue for me

[immex-tech]

yes, it needs 'sudo cog login'. Till the issue is fixed, for now, we might as well update "push your model' section in https://replicate.com/docs/guides/push-a-model