Lord serve not working?
samarpan-rai opened this issue · comments
I tried running lord serve --host 0.0.0.0 --port 8080 but I cannot find the dashboard in the allocated location. Is this broken atm? I have run the command in ubuntu and raspberry pi but I see 404 page not found.
It might be broken ... haven't used that feature in ... a year?
You can still get the overview from the commandline? I was thinking of dropping support for the server anyway since it mainly adds a security issue and doesn't really offer that many features.
I mean ... that's what dependabot keeps telling me
It might be broken ... haven't used that feature in ... a year?
You can still get the overview from the commandline? I was thinking of dropping support for the server anyway since it mainly adds a security issue and doesn't really offer that many features.
I think the webserver adds an easy way to view the logs of all the jobs so I could help to debug it. However, if you are planning to drop support then that would be in vain, I suppose.
I'm wondering.
If you go to the logs directory and run python3.7 -m http.server don't you then also get the logfiles?
One thing; could you share the output of the command as well as the URL that you've tried?
If you go to the logs directory and run python3.7 -m http.server don't you then also get the logfiles?
Where exactly is the log directory?
One thing; could you share the output of the command as well as the URL that you've tried?
The output:
I visited localhost, 127.0.0.1 and my local ip address with port 8080. All of them show the same result.
Considering that you have host=0.0.0.0 shouldn't you try the http://0.0.0.0:8080 address?
The base log directory should be ~/.skedulord from the top of my head.
Considering that you have
host=0.0.0.0shouldn't you try thehttp://0.0.0.0:8080address?
I am not a network expert but if I understand correctly, listening on host 0.0.0.0 emits it to all IP address which should also include localhost, 127.0.0.1 and local ip address.
Just to be sure, I visited the address and I see the same result.
Does it work locally on your computer with the latest pypi version?
I'm wondering.
If you go to the logs directory and run
python3.7 -m http.serverdon't you then also get the logfiles?
If you mean by log files the heartbeats.jsonl and the jobs directory then, yes.
Mhm ... strange. I'm open to a fix. But I would say that this project has a low priority on my side.
The culprit seems to be gatsby. When you do gatsby build it generates a bunch of files and these "data" were not being added in the setup.py file. I have done a few more things in my PR. The following attempts to summarize it.
- Update setup files such that the built assets are not ignored during the installation
- Fix the logo issue by loading it via static query rather than hosting it in
app.py - Added a "time taken column" in the table